The Duties of Parents by J.C. Ryle: A Review (And It Is Free)
A review of J.C. Ryle's 38-page Victorian booklet on parenting: seventeen duties, one uncomfortable argument, and it is public domain.
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A review of J.C. Ryle's 38-page Victorian booklet on parenting: seventeen duties, one uncomfortable argument, and it is public domain.
A review of the Garlands' marriage book: the covenant versus contract distinction is the reason to read it, and it is not a parenting book.
A review of Timothy Witmer's four-part framework for fathers: knowing, leading, protecting, providing, and why the first one is the one men skip.
A review of John Piper's 90-page book for engaged couples. It is premarital, not a parenting book, and Desiring God may offer it free.
LaJena James wrote this, not the publisher Callisto. Seventy prepared sessions for a husband and wife. It is a marriage resource, not a family devotional.
A review of Elizabeth Urbanowicz's 40-question handbook for parents on sexuality and gender: it prepares you for the conversation, ages 4 to 12.
Paul David Tripp's Parenting works on the parent before the child. Make sure you buy the edition with study questions, because the original hardcover has none.
Max Lucado's Building a Godly Home runs 63 pages with four short Bible studies, and the listing describes a book and CD package. Check the format before ordering.
A review of Michael Koehler's seven-week study for husbands: a workable daily format, and where the word covering actually comes from.
A review of Amy Parker and Frank Endersby's board book for ages 0 to 4. It is a book to read to your toddler, not a book about fatherhood for you.
An honest review of L.R. Knost's gentle parenting book: a fair critique of fear-based discipline, bundled with a revision of original sin we cannot endorse.
A review of Jeff Borkoski's Better Man, Better Marriage: a book aimed at the husband whose marriage is merely fine, plus what this review could not verify.