The best parenting book I know is "Shepherding Your Child's Heart" by Ted Tripp. It addresses the heart rather than external behaviors - if you're looking for parenting books, don't leave this one out.
Marcus
· 2 years ago
Thanks, ESI. It's good to hear from you again! I'll definitely look into Ted Tripp's book.
Susan
· 2 years ago
Grant deadline 4:30 CST - please pray - much warfare and incredible "coincidental" distractions
spaghettipie
· 2 years ago
Shepherding is a pretty good book, although I enjoyed Ginger Plowman's book called Don't Make Me Count to Three more because it's a little more practical. I reviewed both books on my blog (links above).
Eve
· 2 years ago
Shepherding a Child's heart is my #1 favorite.
About your hard sell, I woldn't click unless I know why you liked it (a sentence or two).
Susan
· 2 years ago
If this is as good as "Shepherding", I'm sure I will enjoy it and give away many copies.
Hope the performances continue to gather laughs!
I will look forward to seeing if I get a laugh from you on my most recent post!
Real Live Preacher
· 2 years ago
That sounds good. sadly I'm pretty much done with parenting. My first is gone and I'm thinking of taking a pretty much hands-off approach to the next two.
Just kidding of course.
Your quick hard sell robs me of your nice, neat bullet-point summary. You know, the one that would let you do all the work and let me get the benefit?
Why don't you work that into the experiment?
;-)
gordon (rlp)
Matthew
· 2 years ago
Good stuff, always looking.
Marcus
· 2 years ago
Eve, I posted a link to the review. That was just an oversight. Thanks for pointing it out.
Gordon, I gave a good bullet point summary in the review I posted earlier.
Matthew, thanks for dropping by! It's always good to see fellow Church of Christ buddies.
Mary E. DeMuth
· 2 years ago
Ack! I thought I'd commented here. I must've dreamt it. Sorry about that. Thanks so much for being a spectacular part of this tour, Marcus!
All Comments
The best parenting book I know is "Shepherding Your Child's Heart" by Ted Tripp. It addresses the heart rather than external behaviors - if you're looking for parenting books, don't leave this one out.
About your hard sell, I woldn't click unless I know why you liked it (a sentence or two).
Hope the performances continue to gather laughs!
I will look forward to seeing if I get a laugh from you on my most recent post!
Just kidding of course.
Your quick hard sell robs me of your nice, neat bullet-point summary. You know, the one that would let you do all the work and let me get the benefit?
Why don't you work that into the experiment?
;-)
gordon (rlp)
Gordon, I gave a good bullet point summary in the review I posted earlier.
Matthew, thanks for dropping by! It's always good to see fellow Church of Christ buddies.