Parents are asking, "How can I control my children's behavior when they are being subjected to so many outside influences?" As reasonable as that question may seem, it's the wrong question. We should be asking, "How can I influence and win the heart of my child?" "Contending for the Heart" is a collection of short stories about real families who found that correct behavior naturally follows when you contend for and win the heart of your child.
I've often said, "Raising children is harder than raising the dead." But Jim Ertel has come up with a profound and yet simple way to communicate the key to raising godly children. I highly recommend "Contending For The Heart." - Andrew Wommack
First, let me say, Contending for the Heart” is without a doubt, the very best book on child rearing that I have ever read! Van finished it first and loved it! We are recommending it to everyone in our church; In August we are doing a marriage advance and we will recommend it there! While reading it, I experienced every emotion fathomable; through many tears, smiles, and many others expressions of emotions, I gained much education on God’s loving grace that all parents need to know. You are an anointed author, and I hope you write many more books. Van and I will be some of your greatest mouth pieces to get the book into the hands of as many parents as possible.
Contending For The Heart – Reader Comments
Jim
First, let me say, Contending for the Heart” is without a doubt, the very best book on child rearing that I have ever read! Van finished it first and loved it! We are recommending it to everyone in our church; In August we are doing a marriage advance and we will recommend it there! While reading it, I experienced every emotion fathomable; through many tears, smiles, and many others expressions of emotions, I gained much education on God’s loving grace that all parents need to know. You are an anointed author, and I hope you write many more books. Van and I will be some of your greatest mouth pieces to get the book into the hands of as many parents as possible.
Regina, NC
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