Caring for the Souls of Children, on sale this week at Westminster Books, seems like an important and long-awaited title.
There’s an eclectic little mix of Kindle deals there today.
(Yesterday on the blog: 7 Books To Help You Understand the Times)
Sometimes we need the simplest reminders. “My husband and I started a practice to ease the tension. Check our words. Take a deep breath. He would look at me. Or I would look at him. And say, ‘Children are a blessing from the Lord.’ In sing-song rhythm. With feeling. We’d come late to this role of parenting. And had a lot to learn. They taught us well.”
I think you’ll appreciate this article by Kathleen Nielson. “Both men and women struggle with this process of aging, even if the struggles are sometimes differently experienced. But we do well to consider this unique call in regard to a mother: not to despise her when she is old. We could go many different directions in thinking about this call, but here are three.”
This article, an oldie but goodie from R.C. Sproul that Ligonier just shared,
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