Parenting

Dear Single Mom,You're Doing Great!: Devotions of God's Love Amid the Chaos

Single Moms need a little encouragement when going through life with their children, and it can be found in the devotional, Dear Single Mom, You're Doing Great!: Devotions of God's Love Amid the Chaos. This devotional is designed to give single moms a reminder that God is watching over you, and hasn't forgotten about your dreams &amp; aspirations, along with your kids. It has 90 days worth of encouraging Scripture, empowering messages, and will help to strengthen the relationship between God, and the journey that single moms are on.

Fighting for the Soul of Your Child

As a parent, you want your child to be happy, healthy, and successful. Though you might focus on their clothes, curfews, and crushes, do you know that you need to fight for their souls? God gave you this child and He will equip you to raise them. Don't let fear, shame, or anxiety make you feel inadequate for the task. With practical wisdom,&nbsp;Fighting for the Soul of Your Child&nbsp;explores what every parent needs to know about:
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<li>Finding your true purpose as a parent</li>
<li>Setting the right priorities</li>
<li>Protecting your family from outside pressures</li>
<li>Allowing God&rsquo;s Word to determine your agenda</li>
<li>Facing battlefields with confidence</li>
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You're Still a Good Mom

In You're Still a Good Mom, by Hallie Dye, motherhood is both beautiful, and exhausting. This book breaks the expectations of what motherhood is, and gives you an understanding of who you are in Christ. Through a biblical foundation, and real stories, you will be able to get through the failures so you can raise kids who see that they need the Lord. This offers truth, compassion, grace, and more, and speaks to all moms. Even though moms feel like they are failing sometimes, God will help you along the way.

Faith that Sticks

In Faith that Sticks, by Tricia Goyer &amp; Leslie Nunnery, the authors share 5 real-life discipleship blocks for raising preteens. Kids are constantly exposed to things that are damaging to their emotional health, faith, and spiritual growth. The five key areas include: family relationships, service, conversation, prayer, and Bible readings. Using the authors experiences from personal stories, there are practical ideas, and activities to help parents use these five areas, and gain confidence.

Uniquely You

We are all designed differently and in Uniquely You, by Sally Clarkson &amp; Nathan Clarkson, the mother and son authors talk about about life-learned &amp; biblical wisdom that will help children love themselves, and like what God has made them to be. Parents learn about their kids quirks, love languages, and special personalities, and the Clarkson's can help fit discipline and dreams that will be placed with the unique kids you have. God has trusted us with His most special creations, and each child has unique gifts &amp; qualities that we get to have &amp; cultivate.

Here Be Dragons

New York Times bestselling author Melanie Shankle tells her story about trusting God with past traumas, and be strong for her daughter, in her book, Here Be Dragons. Much like medieval times, when there was danger ahead it was marked as, "Here Be Dragons", and Melanie compares this to raising a daughter with the uncertainties. She wants to raise her daughter to be strong, and independent, but realized she needed to heal her own past family trauma first. This book is filled with personal stories on how she trusted God to break the cycle, and can find strength within Him to overcome challenges when raising an independent daughter.

Warfare Parenting

The Warfare Parenting, by Laine Lawson Craft shows how to get your children back to the Lord, when the world has them swayed. This devotional will help give you strength and seek God's comfort, restore faith, and entrust your children to God. It has Scripture, counseling insights, and prayers to fight for your children's faith, from the very young to teenagers.

A Million Tiny Moments

Authors Emily A. Jensen &amp; Laura Wifler, cofounders of Risen Motherhood, bring a book to help mothers connect to their faith in A Million Tiny Moments. It is a collection of reflection from the heart by Emily &amp; Laura, that give moms inspiration through articles addressing circumstances they are facing. The articles are there for when moms are tired, afraid, angry, online, find it hard to follow the Lord, sad, need help with kids, or just need some good news.&nbsp;

What Do I Say When...?

Navigating the world for the first time can be challenging, especially when popular cultural beliefs contradict the teachings of Scripture. Parents must be equipped with biblical answers to guide their children through complex life questions.
In&nbsp;What Do I Say When...?, husband and wife duo Andrew and Christian Walker help busy parents quickly and effectively respond to their children's questions on topics including abortion, sexuality, transgenderism, technology, politics, and more. Each chapter includes age-appropriate prompts for parents of children at different life stages. This book:
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<li>Is Written for Busy Parents:&nbsp;Empathetic in tone, this book helps parents quickly access answers to the most important topics confronting our youth today</li>
<li>Contains Helpful Resources:&nbsp;Each chapter features a biblical overview, basic truths every parent should know, conversation starters, memory verses, and recommended resources&nbsp;</li>
<li>Is Current:&nbsp;Addresses important cultural topics, including human dignity, abortion, sexuality, transgenderism, technology, political engagement, and more</li>
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Your New Life with Adult Children

Your kids will always be your kids, but how do you handle your relationship with them when they grow into adults? The trick to successful navigation relies on your ability to adapt to the new phases in this relationship.
In&nbsp;Your New Life with Adult Children, Dr. Gary Chapman- author of&nbsp;The 5 Love Languages- teams up with clinical psychiatrist Dr. Ross Campbell to provide insights into the child-to-adult transitional phase. You'll find help for moments when:
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<li>Your adult child isn&rsquo;t succeeding</li>
<li>Your nest isn&rsquo;t emptying</li>
<li>Your child moves back home</li>
<li>You have conflict over lifestyle issues</li>
<li>You become an in-law or grandparent</li>
<li>And much more . . .</li>
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Every Home a Foundation

The home is not just a place to live: it's an image of a coming spiritual reality and the existing reality of our church family. Through Christ, we can build a home that brings joy to us and those around us.
Every Home a Foundation transforms the readers' view of home from a place of boredom to one of purpose, encouraging them to find joy in everyday tasks and use their homes to love others by:
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<li>focusing on healing our view of home and creating a culture of faith;</li>
<li>exploring the purpose in the mundane tasks of the home, including cooking, cleaning, laundry, mending, tending, and creating beauty;</li>
<li>and learning the importance of hospitality and creating a covenant home culture.</li>
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Feeding the Mouth That Bites You

In Feeding the Mouth That Bites You, Dr. Kenneth Wilgus discusses a way to help parents navigate their teens in today's ever-growing world. His research is based on 35 years of teachings, and raising is own teenagers as well. You will discover through his work:
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<li>Reduce conflict and maintain good communication</li>
<li>Set reasonable limits</li>
<li>Manage tough issues that involve school, alcohol, dating, and more</li>
<li>Help them to grow into responsible people, preparing them for what is to come as adults</li>
<li>Stories, examples, charts</li>
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