Shelter: Being An Intentional Parent In A Random World
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Jimmy Holbrook, Craig Groeschel | ISBN: | 9781614840367 |
| Publisher: | Randall House | Publication: | July 14, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Randall House | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jimmy Holbrook, Craig Groeschel |
| ISBN: | 9781614840367 |
| Publisher: | Randall House |
| Publication: | July 14, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Randall House |
| Language: | English |
Through his years of ministry, Jimmy Holbrook has seen the need for parents to be intentional about providing an environment where kids can grow up to face the world with a solid, spiritual foundation. Parents are responsible to teach their kids how to function in society as spiritual warriors for Christ. Kids do not leave home without some understanding of relationships, character, or values. It is during those childhood years that parents are called to teach God's truth by talking about it and living in out at home. Shelter is an excellent tool giving parents instructions on the stages of a child's development physically and spiritually. The author shares practical concepts for parents to implement in their home to authentically model the principles of Deuteronomy 6. A great foundation for building a good shelter is discussed by reminding readers of the importance of a personal relationship with Christ followed by a strong marriage. Holbrook continues by sharing ways to make your home a safe house, a green house, and a fun house. He wants parents to succeed in raising kids who can successfully face the world as adults.
Through his years of ministry, Jimmy Holbrook has seen the need for parents to be intentional about providing an environment where kids can grow up to face the world with a solid, spiritual foundation. Parents are responsible to teach their kids how to function in society as spiritual warriors for Christ. Kids do not leave home without some understanding of relationships, character, or values. It is during those childhood years that parents are called to teach God's truth by talking about it and living in out at home. Shelter is an excellent tool giving parents instructions on the stages of a child's development physically and spiritually. The author shares practical concepts for parents to implement in their home to authentically model the principles of Deuteronomy 6. A great foundation for building a good shelter is discussed by reminding readers of the importance of a personal relationship with Christ followed by a strong marriage. Holbrook continues by sharing ways to make your home a safe house, a green house, and a fun house. He wants parents to succeed in raising kids who can successfully face the world as adults.
