Talking to Children about Suffering
Adults aren’t great at talking about suffering. He Always Hears will help adults sensitively broach the topic with their children.
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Adults aren’t great at talking about suffering. He Always Hears will help adults sensitively broach the topic with their children.
Happily, there is no whiff of guilt-based rhetoric. Readers are not shamed or pressured into shallow demonstrations of mock concern. Rather, we are encouraged to consider how we can be agents of God’s grace and compassion in light of what Jesus has done for us.
Parenting in God’s Family was a very welcome resource. Connor brings together a collection of essays based on evangelical convictions which answer so many integral parenting questions. I am so grateful for the wisdom and knowledge of these authors who have walked the path of parenting before me.
Roman Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestants agree on what that Creed teaches about the nature of the Triune God. If we all agree that the nature of God himself has primacy in Christian belief, do other disagreements really matter?
As a critical history or a guide for contemporary evangelism, the book is lacking. But as a historical chronicle of an extraordinary time in Australian evangelical history this work is very valuable.
