The forgotten commandment
Subtitle: experience the power of honoring your parents
By: Dennis Rainey with David Boehi
Contributors: Boehi, David, author
Publisher: FamilyLife Pub.
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Little Rock, AR
Language: eng
Number of pages: 177
ISBN-13: 9781602006775
Subjects: Christian ethics; Conduct of life; Morale pratique; Ethics (philosophical concept); Ten commandments
Description: "'The Forgotten Commandment' based on God's fifth Commandment to "Honor your father and your mother ..." teaches how this command - full of hope and promise - may be one of the most profound in Scripture. There are penetrating and unforeseen benefits that are inextricably linked to one's obedience. This book will help guide you through a process that can bring healing and forgiveness, and provides practical help for how to write a tribute to your parents. As you strengthen and heal your parent-child relationship, you'll learn to express understanding, compassion, and forgiveness; and live and love without regret."--Publisher's description.
Notes: Originally published as 'The tribute': 1994.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Are you ready for an incredible journey?; title: The connection; title: A painful lesson: aTribute: Dennis Rainey to his Mom; title: The healing power of honor: one man's journey: Tribute: Robert Lewis to his parents; title: What is honor? 5 ways to honor your parents by building your relationship; title: The promise; title: A lifeline to your legacy: Tribute: Bryan Loritss to his Dad ; 5 ways to honor your parents by keeping the family legacy alive; title: Your parents are waiting: Tribute: Anne to her Mother; title: The gift of understanding: Tribute: Dan Jarrell to his mother; title: The gift of compassion; title: The gift of forgiveness; title: Seeking your parent's forgiveness; title: The power of public honor: Tribute: Barbara Rainey to her parents; title: Writing a tribute; title: No regrets: Tribute: Dennis Rainey to his Dad; title: When the damage goes deep; title: Helping others honor their parents; title: Are you worthy of honor?