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.
The existence of God is no longer intellectually assumed or intuitively felt. This is a byproduct of the Industrial Revolution. Instead of perceiving ourselves as characters inside a larger, often uncontrollable cosmos, we are now passive consumers inside a technological society that has tamed our world.
He Gives More Grace provides godly insight, practical suggestions, and questions to reflect on, to help you in whatever season of motherhood you are in. Reading this book is like sharing a cup of tea with older friends who have sound collective wisdom.
The gospel principle of ‘both/and’ explains how we live all areas of the Christian life (thought and deed) imitating Christ by doing seemingly opposite things simultaneously.
Rory provides a systematic breakdown of the circumstances, theology, and context of Jesus’ death and resurrection in an admirably short book.
