Gospel-Powered Parenting: How the Gospel Shapes and Transforms Parenting
"Gospel-Powered Parentingis a wise, enduring prescription for parenting because it is joyously biblical and comes from a pastor-theologian who has done it -- as his family wonderfully attests." --R. Kent Hughes, Senior Pastor Emeritus, College Church, Wheaton"Rock solid -- profoundly grounded upon the all-sufficiency of the Word of God and the gospel of grace. Farley is not going to give you theoretical platitudes; he is honest about his own deficiencies and his great need of gospel wisdom in parenting. This is, ultimately, a parenting book full of hope -- hope grounded in the gospel of Jesus Christ." --Douglas Bond, author ofFathers & Sons: Stand Fast in the Way of TruthandHold Fast in a Broken World"Family literature purporting to be Christian is almost universally distinguished by well-meaning but impotent moralizing that effectively neglects the gospel by virtue of assuming it. Bill Farley pushes us beyond this, setting forth a parenting approach that is decidedly Christian precisely because it is informed and motivated by the transforming power of the gospel." --Art Azurdia, Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Director of Pastoral Mentoring, Western Seminary, Portland"Rock solid -- profoundly grounded upon the all-sufficiency of the Word of God and the gospel of grace. Farley is not going to give you theoretical platitudes; he is honest about his own deficiencies and his great need of gospel wisdom in parenting. This is, ultimately, a parenting book full of hope -- hope grounded in the gospel of Jesus Christ." --Douglas Bond, author ofFathers & Sons: Stand Fast in the Way of TruthandHold Fast in a Broken World"Family literature purporting to be Christian is almost universally distinguished by well-meaning but impotent moralizing that effectively neglects the gospel by virtue of assuming it. Bill Farley pushes us beyond this, setting forth a parenting approach that is decidedly Christian precisely because it is informed and motivated by the transforming power of the gospel." --Art Azurdia, Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Director of Pastoral Mentoring, Western Seminary, Portland