Do you desire to reach your children's hearts rather than just change their behavior?Discover a biblical approach to cultivating Christ-like character in your children!

Off with the Old, On with the New: A Biblical Guide to Cultivating Character in Your Children teaches parents how to guide their children through a transformative, simple practice to help them replace negative traits like complaining, foolishness, and selfishness with the character of Christ. This Bible-centered resource provides parents with clear guidance, discussion points, and tools for promoting positive character formation in their children.

In this book, you will:

Discover an intentional way to bring your children up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.Learn how to encourage true heart transformation rather than mere behavior modification.Gain vocabulary to identify both positive and negative character qualities.Be equipped with a consistent discipline method for addressing undesirable behavior.Learn a simple practice to teach your children to develop Christ-like qualities.

Off with the Old, On with the New offers practical guidance for parents seeking to foster deep character change in their children, rooted in biblical principles. This empowers parents to confidently nurture their children’s spiritual growth and development. Intentional discipleship and consistent discipline more often than not lead to a home characterized by love, joy, and peace.

Be empowered to foster such an environment and confidently nurture your children's spiritual growth and development!

When the storms of life seem relentless, where do you find hope?

Discover the extraordinary faith that carried one woman through unimaginable trials.

In Finding Hope When Storms Don't Cease, Valerie shares her powerful and inspiring true story of enduring unthinkable hardships. A mother facing the emotional abuse of an alcoholic husband, and the devastation of losing her two sons to drugs and alcohol while watching her dreams slip away. Valerie’s faith was tested like never before while battling the darkness that consumed her life for three years. Through this spiritual battle of good versus evil, she found the strength to say yes to God’s calling, even when it meant risking everything.

In this book, you will learn to:

Trust God to give you the strength to endure any trial.Understand that life will have trials, but God is always good.Experience God’s grace and mercy in the darkest times.Believe in God’s power to restore what’s been lost.Find hope and peace through unwavering faith in God.

Finding Hope When Storms Don't Cease reveals the power of faith in overcoming life’s most difficult challenges. It offers a beacon of light for anyone feeling hopeless.

Discover the strength and hope that come from trusting God through life’s storms—order your copy today.

Following his mountain-top experience, history records that the prophet Elijah ranfrom the Lord and prayed to die. Isolated in the wilderness, the Lordresponded to his exhaustion with these words of affirmation, "The journey istoo much for you." When the Church is experiencing disillusionment anddiscouragement and tempted to stray from God's presence and voice, we, too,are at risk of calling it quits. How will you endure when exhaustion reaches itsclimax and your journey is too much?In When the Journey Is Too Much, Terri Woolbright explores the manydistractions that push us further and further from God and more at risk offalling away. The theme of "exhaustion" is brought to light as we look at Elijah,Peter and David, among others, and observe how God responded to each ofthem when they found their journeys to be too long.Woolbright tells of encounters with others expressing discouragement anda desire to throw in their spiritual towels and call it quits; she shares themessage that God sent her: "The Enemy is attacking the Church today,beginning with leaders, and he's hitting below the belt. He'll convince them toquit." We'll explore this, and Christ prophesies that many will fall away from Him whileexploring the disguises of quitting. Woolbright's stories andexperiences will challenge us to remove any pretense and lean into God'spresence, and find encouragement together to create a culture where theChurch can heal and endure when our journey is too much.

When the storms of life seem relentless, where do you find hope?

Discover the extraordinary faith that carried one woman through unimaginable trials.

In Finding Hope When Storms Don't Cease, Valerie shares her powerful and inspiring true story of enduring unthinkable hardships. A mother facing the emotional abuse of an alcoholic husband, and the devastation of losing her two sons to drugs and alcohol while watching her dreams slip away. Valerie’s faith was tested like never before while battling the darkness that consumed her life for three years. Through this spiritual battle of good versus evil, she found the strength to say yes to God’s calling, even when it meant risking everything.

In this book, you will learn to:

Trust God to give you the strength to endure any trial.Understand that life will have trials, but God is always good.Experience God’s grace and mercy in the darkest times.Believe in God’s power to restore what’s been lost.Find hope and peace through unwavering faith in God.

Finding Hope When Storms Don't Cease reveals the power of faith in overcoming life’s most difficult challenges. It offers a beacon of light for anyone feeling hopeless.

Discover the strength and hope that come from trusting God through life’s storms—order your copy today.

Following his mountain-top experience, history records that the prophet Elijah ranfrom the Lord and prayed to die. Isolated in the wilderness, the Lordresponded to his exhaustion with these words of affirmation, "The journey istoo much for you." When the Church is experiencing disillusionment anddiscouragement and tempted to stray from God's presence and voice, we, too,are at risk of calling it quits. How will you endure when exhaustion reaches itsclimax and your journey is too much?In When the Journey Is Too Much, Terri Woolbright explores the manydistractions that push us further and further from God and more at risk offalling away. The theme of "exhaustion" is brought to light as we look at Elijah,Peter and David, among others, and observe how God responded to each ofthem when they found their journeys to be too long.Woolbright tells of encounters with others expressing discouragement anda desire to throw in their spiritual towels and call it quits; she shares themessage that God sent her: "The Enemy is attacking the Church today,beginning with leaders, and he's hitting below the belt. He'll convince them toquit." We'll explore this, and Christ prophesies that many will fall away from Him whileexploring the disguises of quitting. Woolbright's stories andexperiences will challenge us to remove any pretense and lean into God'spresence, and find encouragement together to create a culture where theChurch can heal and endure when our journey is too much.