Raising a Spiritually Strong Daughter: Guiding Her Toward a Faith That Lasts
How do I pass my faith on to my daughter?" is a common question among Christian moms. With the prevalence of negative influences surrounding girls today, women are looking for direction in how to instill their God-honoring values in their daughters. Author Susie Shellenberger, coauthor of What Your Daughter Isn't Telling You, offers practical advice for moms on establishing a firm foundation grounded in the Bible and nurturing their daughters' faith through the lifelong discipleship of their daughter's heart.
From the Back Cover
Prepare Her With a Faith to Last a Lifetime
Every Christian mom prays for her daughter to find a lasting faith
in Christ. But you know today's world can--and will--challenge that
faith. With so many negative influences surrounding her every day,
you can feel overwhelmed. How can you help her develop an enduring
faith that stands firm even in tough times?
Teen expert Susie Shellenberger knows the difficulties both you and
your daughter face. With keen insight and warm encouragement, she
shows how you can positively influence and disciple your daughter.
Along with practical suggestions, she offers interactive steps you
can take with your daughter to establish a firm foundation in the
Bible.
You know your teen daughter is being influenced every day. So step
up! Decide you will be her greatest influence today.
Product Details
- Title : Raising a Spiritually Strong Daughter: Guiding Her Toward a Faith That Lasts
- Author: Shellenberger, Susie
- Publisher: Bethany House
- Publication Date: 2009
- ISBN: 9781441262905
Susie Shellenberger was founding editor of Focus on the Family's Brio magazine for teen girls in 1990 and continues to serve as editor. Before starting Brio, Susie was a youth pastor and a high school teacher. She has written more than 40 books, is in demand as an international speaker for women's groups and teens, and started the Brio Mother/Daughter Cruise for Focus on the Family. Susie lives in Colorado Springs and, in her spare time, enjoys walking her 150-pound St. Bernard and sometimes eating cereal for dinner.