365 practical insights for parenting with grace
Truly successful parenting begins with focusing on God and making him the center of all we do. The Once-A-Day Nurturing Great Kids Devotional provides 365 daily devotionals written specifically for parents seeking to build a stronger relationship with their kids and put God first in their family. These devotions will inspire you as a parent to embrace the role that God has given you, while also equipping you with the tools you need to be a strong Christian role model for your children.
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<li>Scripture text from the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version (NIV)</li>
<li>Devotional readings on parenting with grace</li>
<li>A variety of parenting principles that offer words of wisdom</li>
<li>Reflection statements to ponder</li>
<li>10-point type size</li>
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NIV, Once-A-Day Nurturing Great Kids Devotional, Paperback: 365 Practical Insights for Parenting with Grace

Religion & Spirituality

Seaborn, Dan

Christian Books & Bibles

Zondervan

When it comes to marriage, some things are just necessary. So say the authors of The Necessary Nine: How to Stay Happily Married for Life! Dan Seaborn and Peter Newhouse are proud to be regular guys turned professional marriage and family experts who have determined that the following nine actions will help couples stay married:
(1) Establish Cherishing Attitudes, (2) Pursue Financial Security, (3) Discover Sexual Satisfaction, (4) Spend Time Together, (5) Develop Genuine Friendship, (6) Value Physical Attraction, (7) Cultivate Emotional Oneness, (8) Guard Home Harmony, and (9) Build Spiritual Fusion.
Indeed, these are the “must-do’s” for anyone who has said “I do.” And although the list may look simple enough, Seaborn and Newhouse make sure readers understand the “how to” part every step of the way. Based on their popular marriage seminar of the same name, The Necessary Nine is written for men and women and is appropriate for couples in any season of marriage.

The Necessary Nine: How to Stay Happily Married for Life!

Self-Help

Velthouse, Lisa

Newhouse, Peter

Relationships

B&H Books

Husband, dad, pastor and radio teacher Dan Seaborn offers 26 instructive reflections on ways of improving family life. From awareness to zany, Dan's insightful and colorful messages offer an encouraging strategic vision for strengthening families and-significant and manageable tactics to improve relationships between husband and wife, parents and children, and families and God. He shows parents how to apply biblical principles to everyday life with balance and wisdom. Each article includes questions for personal reflection and discussion.

26 Words That Will Improve the Way You Do Family

Baker Pub Group

You might say the children of today have decided that if it doesn't quack like a duck, then it isn't a duck-whether it says so or not. The sanctified-by-intimidation demeanor of the past has left a sour taste in our mouths. And for years we wanted nothing to do with the doctrine of holiness. But at last we have begun to separate the gift from its vendors, and now we want it again. Only we want the real thing. We have learned that much of the "touch not, taste not, handle not" paraphernalia associated with sanctification has precious little, in reality, to do with the Holy Spirit who allegedly inspired it. So with or without the rules; with or without the circus of emotion; with or without the fire-breathing evangelists; and with or without the made-for-television testimonies, the sons of this modern age, like their godly predecessors who were honest with themselves, desire a life wholly devoted to the glory of God alone. We want sanctified careers and marriages too. We want pure minds that meditate, more than covet or lust. We want hearts without carnal ambitions. And we want temples suited for the dwelling of Christ. But we are not so interested in how high one jumps at the altar, as in how he walks when he finally comes down.

Whatever Became of Holiness

Wesleyan Pub. House

One-minute devotionals for couples

Wesleyan Publishing House

About the Author\nDan Seaborn serves as Minister of Family Life at Central Wesleyan Church in Holland, Michigan. A belief that marriage and the family has been designed by God to be a "little replica" of heaven inspired Dan and his wife Jane to found Family Life Ministries, Inc. Designed to give practical, biblical insight to families through all stages of development, the ministry offers resources such as books, videos, and tapes focused on family issues.

101 Ways To Love Your Wife

Weselyan Pub. House

Vine Books

How could following Jesus' example change your parenting and your relationship with your kids? Parenting with Grace and Truth is a timely book for to parents who desire to live and lead like Jesus. You will be drawn to the "grace and truth" concept because our culture idolizes serving self over others, which makes it incredibly difficult to raise children from a biblical foundation. In twelve chapters, author Dan Seaborn explores the notion of what parenting would be like if you handled the delicate balance of speaking truth into your children’s lives, while loving your kids with a heart full of grace. Parenting with Grace and Truth will help parents discover that every aspect of parenting is satisfied through the person and character of Jesus Christ. . .a must-read for parents of all ages!

Parenting with Grace and Truth: Leading and Loving Your Kids Like Jesus

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

SHILOH RUN PRESS

Combining the expertise of credentialed counselors, coaches, and pastors, Winning at Home offers clarity in the midst of chaos on hard-hitting topics like mental health, technology, sexuality, and identity, for parents who are trying to raise children from a faith-based perspective.\nYour home should be a place of victory for your family. But all too often, it feels like it’s not.\nParents today are raising kids in a culture that not only disagrees with their Christian faith—it strongly opposes it at every turn. We know our faith must inform every aspect of our parenting, but the Bible doesn’t always offer cut-and-dried answers on subjects like parenting a child with mental health problems, helping your kids develop good interpersonal skills and boundaries, understanding sexual identity, or successfully parenting adult children. Nor does the Church always address them—and for that reason, they can be both messy and frightening.\nIn Winning at Home, Dan Seaborn teams up with several of the credentialed members of his ministry’s staff to dive into the mess and help parents seeking a faith-based perspective on some of our culture’s most complex topics find firm footing.\nSo bring your questions with you into these pages, where you’ll discover a wealth of wisdom and resources to help you navigate the challenges of twenty-first-century parenting. It’s time to turn your losses around and start winning at home.

Winning at Home: Tackling the Topics that Confuse Kids and Scare Parents

Salem Books

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