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Everyday Talk: Talking Freely and Naturally about God with Your Children (Younts)

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Shepherd Press
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151
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God first gave specific instructions for being a parent in Deuteronomy 6. He instructs parents to talk to their children every day about God and His ways. Everyday Talk offers practical, creative ways to do that. Learn how to use ordinary conversations to show your kids the goodness and wisdom of God. With clear biblical teaching, John Younts illustrates how to lead your children into a greater awareness of the presence and glory of God.

Table of Contents:

  1. Stupid Rain
  2. Your Children and the Gospel
  3. Listen to Your Children
  4. Holy Directions
  5. Don’t Be Ordinary
  6. Big Sins, Little Sins
  7. Thirteen Comes Before Twenty-One
  8. Your Home Is God’s Greenhouse
  9.  The World: The Grand Deception
  10. Everyday Talk About Sex
  11. Everyday Talk About Music
  12. You Are on Display
  13. For Everything There is a Season
  14. Conclusion 

 

Author 

John A. (Jay) Younts is a ruling elder serving at Redeemer Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Moore, South Carolina. He is the author of Finding the Right Track, the In Touch With Paul stewardship series, and What About War. He has studied and taught about biblical childrearing for 30 years. He and his wife Ruth have five children.

 

Endorsements 

“This book gives great hope and encouragement to us. It is amazingly practical and refreshingly biblical. It reminds us that our every-day talk influences our children greatly. By God’s grace we plan on implementing Everyday Talk today!” — Lance and Beth Quinn, Pastor and wife, The Bible Church of Little Rock

“John has a conversational approach that brings Biblical principles right down to the level of today’s parent. This work can be used for various ages; it is not just for the younger kids. I will recommend it often.” — Bill Shannon, Pastor for Children’s Ministries & Pastoral Care, Grace Community Church