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You have done your best as a parent to bring your child up in a God-fearing home. You dream of their future decisions to stay with the teachings they were reared with.
Then, something happens, they realize they have a free will. They misuse that God given will to bring heartache to themselves and you. This is all too common an issue in good Christian homes.

It helps if we can laugh! God’s not finished with us yet. The Christian life is a journey, not a destination. Here are thousands of reminders that will give new perspectives, many laughs and a vision for the future. It’s always nice to know we’re not alone. When life seems a little crazy, just pardon the mess, read a few pages and be reminded we’re all under construction. The thorough index makes it an easily accessible reference tool.

Paperback 202 Pages
By Viola Walden

Jane Grafton does not just give lip service in child rearing; she also gives life service to it. She would be the first to say, “I feel so inadequate. I need the help of people who have reared and are rearing happy, peaceful, obedient children.” She makes a reader feel hopeful when she writes as one who is constantly learning from others rather than as an expert writing to peons.

This book includes 18 chapters on how to make a good man strong, plus stories which graphically illustrate each principle. It is written as a direct result of the talk Jane gave at the 1993 Christian Womanhood Spectacular at Hyles-Anderson College, which is a ministry of the First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana.

What does the Bible teach about raising children? Training your Children to Turn Out Right equips Christian parents with biblical principles for character development and spiritual growth to help their children turn out right.

Some parents claim that they love their children too much to discipline them. God said just the opposite.

A Biblical study on the Home, Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage.

Stinnett Ballew

In this booklet, five of the seven stories spotlight children with cancer. If you or someone you know is dealing with a chronically ill child, this booklet is a must read.

Children are just as capable of understanding the Gospel as they are of sinning.

From infancy to adulthood!

Children are gifts from the Lord. In this practical guide to parenting, Andrew Murray shows the essential qualities of being a parent who loves the Lord. He also shows you how to build your family in the Lord, alleviate stressful family situations, direct your children’s steps, and see the needs of your family met. Christians desire that their children grow up and live as followers of Christ. In this book, you will find biblical advice and God’s promises on how you can shape and mold the lives of your children for eternity!

As a parent, do you ever worry that it may be impossible in today’s culture to raise children who love God?

When the light of the gospel enters the soul it brings with it a supernatural power that radically transforms the whole of life. This change is perhaps nowhere more clearly seen than in the relationships between husbands and wives, parents and children. Our age has witnessed an almost total collapse of the family unit, and in many places the majority of children are now being raised in ‘broken homes’. Our society presents Christian parents and children with a unique opportunity of bearing witness of God’s love by just being different. Few things are more powerful than a Christian family in which the true relationship between parents and children is clearly seen. This may be one of the ways in which God will bring many to a knowledge of the truth.

An illustrated book for young people that encourages old-fashioned, polite behavior and speech. Excellent for family devotions, homeschooling or Sunday school class. Topics for all ages – First grade through high school.

Color, laminated cover, 7 x 8 ½,

Gary Maldaner

Paperback 117 pages.

This book is about pursuing the heart of your teenager and helping that heart fall in love with the heart of God.

Cary Schmidt

Hardback

It’s a tough job to raise Christian children in the sexually oriented culture of our day. This booklet will help you find God’s way to take the actions necessary to be a successful parent.

Devotionals for family and help with walking with God.

Devotionals for family and help with walking with God.

Devotionals for family and help with walking with God.

In 1994 Michael & Debi Pearl published “To Train Up A Child.” It was published by the Church at Cane Creek and soon sold over 300,000 copies, becoming the “handbook on child training” for many home-schooled families. The Pearls received so many child-training questions in the mail that they began publishing a free newsletter to answer them. As subscribers kept asking for back issues, hence the publication of Volumes 1 & 2 of “No Greater Joy.”

Paperback 106 Pages.

Covers the subjects of sibling rivalry, pouting, bad attitudes, and much more!

God’s Word challenges us to “train up a child in the way he should go.”

Through the Bible learn some of the primary qualities of a father.

God’s pattern for marriage.

Bible Principles for Raising Children and Building Families

These lessons could be adapted for Sunday school lessons, family devotions, bus route filler time, Sunday afternoon programs, Bible clubs, or in any other way as a tool to influence today’s girls to have more character and femininity.

“This overcoming hurts of the past is all about God, not about you. He has a way of making the things right that are a problem for us to overcome.” Invisible Hurts offers help to those who have been abused or experienced other deep hurts.

By Loretta Walker