Stay Inbounds...

“Every game that is played in the world has a playbook for it. Jim has perfected the playbook for men who play in this game as husband and leader. As you incorporate the tactics from this playbook, you'll score every time. If you want to survive in this game of marriage and win, here's the way to do it. Read this!”
Bishop George Searight
Founder and Senior Pastor of the
Abundant Life Family Worship Church, New Brunswick, NJ

Back to Basics

"Sometimes it seems like the world that we live in has gotten so far from God’s original intent for men, marriage and family that earth seems like a strange planet in a distant galaxy. Well, I’ve got good news, Pastor Jim Hart has an important message and he has communicated that message in a language that most men speak. Jim has painted an instructional masterpiece on the canvas of sports terminology, concepts and analogies."
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Bishop Eric K. Clark of Cleveland, OH

Continuous Learning

“As a veteran NFL coach and husband, I learned several strategies to winning with my life that I wish I could have learned 22 years ago. Being a great husband requires deliberate action and commitment to your wife and family for a championship caliber lifestyle. The Great Husband's Playbook, is a must read for married couples who desire stronger, happy, marriages.
Thomas McGaughey Jr.
2007 Super Bowl Champion
Special Teams Coordinator - SF 49ers

Marriage Primer

“Every man should read this book before getting married, if possible, because it will help you stay married.  If you are married, don't read it unless you are ready to change and make plays.”
Vaughn L. McKoy, JD,MBA
President and CEO, The McKoy Group, LLC
and Author of Playing Up: One Man's Rise from Public Housing to Public Service through Mentorship

For MVPs


“The language and culture of pro sports in America speaks to millions of men and women every day. The Great Husband's Playbook, an awesome and practical application of those ideas and procedures to one of the oldest and most important institutions known to mankind. It's one of the keys to being the difference maker, the M.V.P.  of "Team Family".
Bill Daughtry
98.7 ESPN Radio, New York

Same Rules, Different Sport