David Murrow is director of Church for Men, an organization dedicated to restoring a healthy, life-giving masculine spirit in Christian congregations.

He is the author of Why Men Hate Going to Church, an inspirational bestseller with more than 150,000 copies in print in more than a dozen languages. 

David currently works as a television producer and writer. He’s drawn on his four decades of experience in the screen entertainment business for his latest book, “Drowning in Screen Time.”

In his book David, he uses five simple, memorable parables to explain how screens can hijack our attention, inflame our emotions, and alter our perception of reality. 

​David is a father of 3, grandfather of 7 (6 of them boys), and he’s been married to his beautiful wife Gina for 36 years, and he lives in Anchorage, Alaska. 

To get a copy of David's book or to contact David, visit his website https://www.DavidMurrow.com and https://www.ChurchforMen.com. 

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