About the Author - Michael Bray studied in Stuttgart, Germany, received a baccalaureate degree from Rockmount College in 1975, and a master's degree from the Denver Seminary in 1980. Bray was married to his wife Jayne in 1976 and is the father of seven children. From 1985 until 1989 Rev. Bray was imprisoned following the destruction of seven abortion facilities in D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware. He is also one of the prevailing defendants in the Supreme Court case known as Bray v. Alexandria. . . . . . Reverend Bray is the author of articles and essays, including papers presented before the Evangelical Theological Society, and he is editor of the quarterly Capitol Area Christian News.
Many parents simply have no idea of how to train a child effectively.
With a little effort a child can be both well trained and well balanced while at the same time being a happy child who gets along with his or her siblings. A properly trained child, even a small one, can be a pleasure to take visiting in circumstances that others might dread. In general his biblical quotes and insights are excellent. Reflections on the content of this short easy to read book should be effective in helping a sincere religious leader to understand his own short comings in regard to those under his authority. The Old Testament reveals a continuing cycle of sin, discipline, and return to the faith followed by a period of general well being until sin again gains a foothold.