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Highlights
- As our children grow up, they hear many conflicting messages about who they are.
- About the Author: Ed Drew is the Director of Faith in Kids, resourcing children's ministry in the local church.
- 176 Pages
- Religion + Beliefs, Christian Life
Description
About the Book
Inspires and equips parents to help their children find their identity in being made and loved by Jesus. Useful for any stage of parenting.
Book Synopsis
As our children grow up, they hear many conflicting messages about who they are. They are told that they can define themselves by their achievements or popularity, or by how they feel, and that sexuality, morality and gender are just questions of personal choice.
Too often, Christian parents feel nervous and intimidated about engaging with their children on the subjects of bodies, gender, sexuality and their sense of self.
This warm and realistic book helps parents to show their children that the Bible has better answers than our culture on these topics, which are neither surprising nor confusing to our creator God.
Full of biblical truth, practical wisdom and discussion questions, this book will inspire and equip parents to help their children find their identity in being made and loved by Jesus. An identity based on God's love will help Children to have both a positive and a realistic view of themselves, and it will give them confidence to live by faith in a secular world.
The real-life stories contained in the book are drawn from every stage of family life, from birth through to the teenage years, making it a valuable resource for any parent.
It can helpfully be read alone, as a couple or in a group with others from your church.
Author Ed Drew is the Director of Faith in Kids, which produces a range of resources for families and kid's ministry, including a series related to this book, entitled "Who Am I? which also includes Sunday School lessons and podcasts.
About the Author
Ed Drew is the Director of Faith in Kids, resourcing children's ministry in the local church. Before that for twelve years he was the Children's Worker at Dundonald Church, South West London. He's married to Mary and they have three children. Previously Ed was an Engineer and he is still happiest building and fixing things.