Lead Me, Lord: Becoming the Spiritual Head of Your Home
By Frank Wible
Are you leading your home—or just living in it?
Today’s world is filled with noise, confusion, and distorted ideas of what it means to be a man. As Christian men, we are called to more. Not more control. Not more pressure. But more of Christ.
Lead Me, Lord is a bold, no-fluff call to men who are tired of feeling lost, disconnected, or unsure of how to lead their families spiritually. It's written for the man who wants to follow Jesus with strength and conviction—but doesn’t know where to start. For the man who looks strong on the outside but is silently shouldering the weight of leadership, fatherhood, marriage, and provision on the inside.
This book doesn’t offer hollow inspiration. It offers real help. Rooted in scripture, filled with relatable stories, and written with compassion and truth, Lead Me, Lord walks men through the real battles they face and offers a clear path forward.
You’ll learn how to:
Lead your wife with strength, grace, and sacrificial love
Shepherd your children with purpose and consistency
Cover your household in spiritual protection and prayer
Heal from father wounds and generational dysfunction
Trade pressure for peace by surrendering leadership to God
Cast a clear vision for your family's future and legacy
Each chapter tackles a real-life issue—from spiritual warfare to burnout—and ends with reflection questions and practical next steps. Whether you’re a new husband, a weary father, or a man who feels like he’s failed too many times to lead well, this book will remind you that God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.
Your home doesn’t need a perfect man. It needs a present one.
And it needs a man who is led by the Lord.
Lead Me, Lord: Becoming the Spiritual Head of Your Home
Frank Wible is a passionate author and faith-driven entrepreneur whose writing flows not from academic study or professional ministry, but from the deep well of personal experience. Every book he writes is born from the trenches—real struggles, real temptation, real transformation. Frank’s work is raw, relatable, and rooted in the unshakable promises of God. He writes not as an expert, but as someone who has walked through fire and lived to tell the story.
Over the years, Frank has experienced both great success and great suffering. He has built businesses, weathered storms, made mistakes, and learned to surrender everything to the Lord. His books reflect that journey. They are honest and unpolished, yet filled with hope and redemption. Whether he’s writing about temptation, emotional abuse, or finding strength in dark seasons, Frank shares what God has taught him firsthand—lessons forged in pain but filled with grace.
Frank’s goal is not fame, influence, or praise. His mission is clear: to bring people to Jesus. Every word he writes is an invitation for the reader to stop running, stop pretending, and start seeking the only One who can truly restore what’s been broken. He believes that when people read stories of real struggle paired with real faith, they begin to see themselves in the pages—and more importantly, they begin to see Jesus.
With a background in entrepreneurship, Frank understands the pressures of performance, responsibility, and silent suffering. But it was in his lowest points—not his highest achievements—that he encountered the faithfulness of God in the most powerful way. That’s why his books don’t shy away from the hard topics. Instead, they shine a light into those very places, helping readers find strength, courage, and healing in God’s truth.
Frank writes in a style that feels like a conversation. His voice is warm, direct, and deeply personal. He doesn’t preach—he shares. He doesn’t offer quick fixes—he walks with you through the long road to freedom. His work resonates with men and women from all walks of life because it speaks to something universal: the human desire to be seen, known, and redeemed.
As Frank continues to write and share his journey, his heart remains the same: to reach those who feel like they’ve gone too far, messed up too badly, or lost too much. He wants them to know that no matter where they’ve been, there’s still a way back—and that way is Jesus.
