In Search of Shalom: The Success Every Man Desires (Paperback or Softback)

In an upside-down culture that attacks the value of a man, even Christian men are losing a sense of their God-given worth.

Many men are looking at their commonplace lives wondering if this is all there is. They dream of making a significant spiritual impact on their families, their neighborhoods, places of business and churches, and it doesn’t have to be just a dream. It can be reality.

Experience the reality by taking a pilgrimage through In Search of Shalom. Shalom is so much more than what many may think of as “peace”. It stands for the fullness of life that God planned for every person. The man who finds shalom not only experiences it for himself, but also brings it to his world. Using the Pilgrim Psalms as a guide, Hanschke skillfully uncovers the instructions of Psalms 120 through 134 that leads a man on a pilgrimage that can change him and his world. Come join the men who are finding fullness of life the way God planned it, men in search of shalom.

Roy Hanschke understands the needs of men and how to effectively communicate principles from God’s Word that help men succeed in a society bent on discouraging, if not destroying them. His job in Christian radio (KPOF Denver) allows Roy to hear men’s stories, meet with pastors, pray with men at their businesses and speak to them in churches and church men’s groups. He knows how hard it is to be the influence most Christian men want to be in their world. Roy trained for ministry at Moody Bible Institute, Trinity College (Deerfield, Illinois) and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School where he received degrees in Biblical Studies and Religious Education. Roy received additional training from the school of hard knocks in church pastoral ministry, commercial real estate, on the staff of a government agency and running his own speaker training business. Roy loves reading, sharing his own daily devotionals on his morning radio show, teaching speaker workshops, ministering to neighbors and hiking in the mountains of Colorado. Roy and his wife live in Centennial, Colorado, near their three children and sixteen grandchildren. He and his wife attend South Suburban Christian Church.