A father of six girls challenges fellow dads with the unique opportunity to train their daughters for life's challenges in ways only a father can.

What a Daughter Needs From Her Dad: How A Man Prepares His Daughter For Life

Parenting & Relationships

Farris, Michael

Family Relationships

Bethany House Publishers

To encourage and guide men in becoming the dads they want to be, Michael Farris addresses issues common in all families with daughters: friends, dating, personal appearance, and preparing for the roles she'll have as a woman. Michael Farris challenges fathers to take their unique opportunity to train daughters for life's challenges--in ways that only a dad can. Originally published as How a Man Prepares His Daughters for Life, it now includes new material on relating to an adult daughter.

What a Daughter Needs From Her Dad: How a Man Prepares His Daughter for Life

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

When an abortion clinic burns to the ground, Suzie O'Dell, a college student on the clinic's board, is charged with the crime. In the face of daunting evidence to the contrary, a pro-life group hires Peter Barron to fight the charges in federal court.

Guilt by Association: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

United States

B & H Pub Group

In a courtroom suspense novel with ties to today's issues, the U.S. Senate ratifies the United National Right of the Child, challenging parental rights to make decisions concerning raising their offspring and resulting in a heated battle in the Virginia Supreme Court. Original.

Forbid Them Not: A Novel

Hundreds of thousands of home school spouses have discovered something-maintaining an excellent marriage is tough! As if the normal pressures of life weren't enough, parents who choose the incredible benefits of home schooling soon discover that an entirely new level of intensity is added to their marriage. 
It's far too easy to focus only on the children while neglecting the very foundation of the home school-a rock solid marriage based on the only Firm Foundation. Sadly, some have given in to these pressures and are now shipwrecked on the rocks of life. But it doesn't have to be this way. You can enjoy the awesome rewards of home schooling and have a first-rate, fulfilling marriage. But, like anything of lasting value, it won't happen by itself. 
Farris and Elam take you step-by-step through the issues you will face (or in which you now find yourself ensconced) as a home schooling spouse. For men and women, A Sacred Foundation gives you the "hands on" practical tools and guidelines that will lead you to a place of true love and fulfillment amidst the great challenge and reward of home schooling.

A Sacred Foundation

Elam, L. Reed

Reference

The Joshua Generation: Restoring the Heritage of Christian Leadership [paperback] Farris, Michael [Mar 01, 2005] ...

The Joshua Generation: Restoring the Heritage of Christian Leadership

From Tyndale to Madison is a sweeping literary work passionately tracing the epic history of religious liberty across three centuries, from the turbulent waning days of medieval Europe to colonial America and the birth pangs of a new nation. With literally a cast of thousands, the tapestry of world history is on display here. From the remarkable translation work of William Tyndale to the court intrigues of Henry VIII and Thomas More, the battle for the English Bible culminates in the venerable King James Version. Also detailed is the spread of the Reformation through the eyes of Martin Luther, John Knox, and John Calvin―in their own, often surprising words. Readers witness the anguish of religious dissenters under the oppressive reign of Bloody Mary and the first sparks of liberty with the rise of Oliver Cromwell and the English Commonwealth. A little more than one hundred years later, across the sea, James Madison, Patrick Henry, and Thomas Jefferson fight to establish a bill of rights that will guarantee every American citizen the “free exercise” of their religion. Without sugarcoating either side of the story, author Michael Farris, an exemplary twenty-first-century statesman and constitutional lawyer who regularly defends religious freedom on Capitol Hill, shares eye-opening historical details regarding the sacrifices people made then to secure the inalienable rights we enjoy today. “We must tell the story of the Christian persecutors, so that we can put to the test the claim that people who cared little about faith and religion were the heroes of liberty. The true heroes are not to be found among the salons of the Enlightenment philosophes, but in the cells in King’s Bench Prison and tied to the stake at Smithfield.” This is their story.

From Tyndale to Madison: How the Death of an English Martyr Led to the American Bill of Rights

History

World

B&H Books

For graduates whose foremost question is likely, "What comes next?" esteemed educator and constitutional lawyer Michael Farris gathers historic commencement speeches from the early days of America, an era marked by great dreams and much uncertainty. 
"I believe that these speeches possess timeless qualities. And there is absolutely no doubt that America needs future leaders whose character and convictions parallel those of these early American graduates," writes Farris in American Commencement. 
Farris adds an introduction to each of these seventeen speeches plus a biography for every speaker. They include: 
Samuel Davies: "Heroes Who Inspire" 
John Witherspoon: "Principles of Greatness" 
Chauncey Whittlesey: "Sowing and Reaping" 
William Smith: "Consecrated to God" 
Barnabas Binney: "On Religious Liberty" 
John Wheelock: "The Value of Art" 
Josiah Stebbins: "The Importance of Character" 
Paul Allen: "The Call to Patriotism" 
Benjamin Allen: "Battle for Truth" 
Timothy Dwight: "The Folly of Intellectualism" 
David Tappan: "A Discourse on Liberty" 
Jonathan Maxcy: "Attack on Atheism" 
Otis Thompson: "On Religion and Government" 
Asa Messer: "In Defense of the Bible" 
Jedidiah Morse: "A Faithful Guide" 
Ebenezer Fitch: "Truth versus Reason" 
Tristam Burges: "A Time to Fight"

American Commencement: Graduation Speeches that Inspired a New Nation

B&H Fiction

Anonymous Tip is a novel that reveals a Child Protective Services system driven by jealousy, ambition, and drift toward ever-greater intrusion in the lives of families. Gwen and Casey rely on faith in the face of false accusations by a faceless accuser.

Anonymous Tip

A home schooling expert shows parents how to decide if the affordable and top quality education is right for their family.

The Future of Home Schooling: A New Direction for Christian Home Education

Regnery Pub.

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