Permanent Markers
$17.99
A You-Can-Totally-Do-This Guide to Teaching Spiritual Life Skills That Last
As mom to a work-in-progress family of six, author Janel Breitenstein knows too well the chaos of life with the lid off. She understands how skeptical you are of shoehorning more into carpool-packed days and just trying to get kids to put socks in the hamper.
But as a missionary, she also understands the urgent need to cultivate unerasable habits that prepare kids for a bold relationship with Jesus.
If you’re a parent looking for doable, out-of-the-box ways to disciple your children, Permanent Markers is a resource you’ll seek again and again.
Find…
*age-appropriate, uber-easy ideas and activities that will draw kids toward God
*questions to kickstart meaningful conversations, along with journaling prompts for both you and your kids
*hands-on life skills for teaching kids what the world often rejects-like community, self-control, humility, and Christ-anchored identity
*small-group discussion questions and lists of additional resources
Permanent Markers empowers you to engage kids in vibrant spirituality, leaving this work of art up to God. You’ll find a practical, fun handbook for the most vital, eternal part of parenting.
SKU (ISBN): 9780736984805
ISBN10: 0736984801
Janel Breitenstein
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2021
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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