Raising Kids Gods Way

by Kathi Hudson

Book Overview

When one of his friends pressures your son to stay out after curfew, how will he respond? When a classmate tries to convince your daughter to cheat on a test, what will she say? If your fourth-grader... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0891078460
• ISBN13: 9780891078463
• Release Date: July 1995
• Publisher: Crossway Books
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.7" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

GREAT BOOK!!

We did a study for 3 months in our connection group at church on this book and it was a great tool. We are all in our early 30's to late 40's and really got a lot out of it. I would highly recommend it to anyone that has kids.

A great book. Every parent should read.

It is great to see that there are some who are fighting the good fight. Even for those who have studied scripture well and heard many sermons on the subject, this book pulls together the great wisdom handed to us through scripture on how to raise our children and gives parents practical ways of training our children to make good choices in life. At some point, every parent has to let go and this book helps parents raise our children so that we can let go of our children and be confident that they will continue to walk on the right path.

The best book for raising children

The book was great!! I think people don't like the book because it causes them to look at what they're doing wrong as a parent. I recommend this book to all my friends. I read the book five years ago, and I have good kids. I even took in a troubled teen, and it worked with her as well as my own. She turned out great. I would pray before I would listen to all the negative advice. Read for yourself!!!

Great book for new parents!

I found this to be a great help. In a society where many parents know very little about raising responsible, accountable children, this book gives very practical advice. There is no suggestion of a heavy handed approach. The results of the "let them raise themselves" approach surrounds us and confuse the very people who object to teaching children with secure boundaries when they are young. Highly recommended for first time parents.