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"I used this book as a resource
text while teaching a Christian education course at Florida Christian
University. My college students learned about the various school choices
available to kindergarten students today and gave the book great
reviews. Spiritually Parenting Your Preschooler is an excellent resource
for parents and grandparents who want to raise godly children in an
ungodly world. I believe it will be equally beneficial for teachers
working with young children."
Maureen,
"I loved the pajama praise parties and teaching our children to hold hands instead of scolding them when sibling rivalry begins. Parenting preschoolers can be a challenge at times, but it can be a joy when it’s done in the spirit. I’m going to recommend Spiritually Parenting Your Preschooler to all my kindergarten parents and I plan to pass the book around to all of them. There are so many good practical things they can impart to their children as a result of reading this book." Marie,
"There is so much insight in this book and I can’t fathom anybody who’s born again not reading it. I have custody of my grandson. He just turned 3 and my physical abilities aren’t that of a young mother. At night I was so tired I started counting hours to when I’d go to bed. Caleb would say, “Pray with me,” and I’d pray a short prayer that he’d have a good night’s sleep. While reading this book, it finally dawned on me that he wouldn’t quiet down until we’d touched the Spirit realm. Through reading this book I’m learning to parent him by the Spirit. God wants to pour into our children and use them. We’ve all read Dr. Spock on how to do this and that with children, but we haven’t fully grasped the ramifications of the spirituality in children. Above everything else, it doesn’t matter if his clothes are clean every moment of the day or that he lost his first tooth on January 14th. We get so caught up in the physical aspects and lose sight of the spiritual. I can see people getting saved from reading Spiritually Parenting Your Preschooler because of the seriousness of the spiritual life in children that isn’t brought to the attention of the world." Cindy, |
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