Family/Marriage

Essentials for building a great marriage. A now-famous slogan of a recent political campaign was "Make America Great Again!" Liberty is not automatic and those who have it must take care to keep it. Over many years of carelessness, our nation had become...

Motherhood is the most important calling in life for a lady. This book is a call for moms to get back to honoring this high calling and treating it as the important job it is.

The ultimate goal of the Christian life is to be like Jesus. Even children should strive to achieve this worthy goal!The Childhood Years of Jesus Christ is a study of the six attributes of the Christ-child, along with the use of a Bible-based...

The strength of any institution depends upon having members who recognize and fulfill their roles. When one shirks his responsibilities or tries to take on the position assigned to another, it always leads to problems. The family was the first...

A man is not a father just because he has a child. Fatherhood is a solemn ranking of responsibility and dedication. Dr. Raymond Barber gives a sobering challenge and wake-up call to all men who aspire to this weighty calling. As he aptly puts it...

Wilson presents a very practical and pastoral guide to many of the countless issues that arise in conservative Christian churches. The essays span subjects ranging from the nature of legalism and church authority to worship music, debt, youth ministry,...

Did your courtship end the moment you said, "I do"? Cathy Rice's devoted husband affectionately calls her his "princess." Almost every woman dreams of having her man think of her as his princess and Cathy tells you how you can make it so in your marriage...

SKU (ISBN): 9780873989398Author: Hutson, CurtisBinding: Mass MarketPublisher: Sword Of The Lord PublishersPublished: 01/05

Some parents claim that they love their children too much to discipline them. God said just the opposite. “He that spareth his rod hateth his son: but he that loveth him chasteneth him betimes.” (Proverbs 13:24) True scriptural discipline is...