Teach Them Diligently - Lou Priolo

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Résumé :
You can learn how to use the Scriptures more thoroughly and effectively in your child training. Most of today's Christian parenting resources overlook the most crucial aspect of true biblical parenting-how to relate the Bible to the raising of our children in actual, practical ways. Whatever else you are doing to equip your children, do you really know how to use the Bible for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness with your children? In Teach Them Diligently, Lou Priolo has given a tool to strengthen you in this vital area. Teach Them Diligently: How to Use the Scriptures in Child Training is a practical guide for Christian parents seeking to raise their children with a strong biblical foundation. Drawing from Deuteronomy 6:6-7, this book emphasizes the importance of integrating Scripture into every aspect of parenting, beyond merely sharing Bible stories. Priolo, a seasoned biblical counselor, offers step-by-step guidance on utilizing the Bible for teaching, convicting, correcting, and training children in righteousness, as outlined in 2 Timothy 3:16-17. The book explores how parents can apply Scripture to discipline, diagnose heart issues, and foster spiritual growth, providing tools such as a topical appendix with relevant Bible passages and questions to bring conviction. Praised by John MacArthur for its wealth of practical and biblical insights, this resource equips parents to fulfill their calling to raise godly children while acknowledging the sanctification process for both parent and child....

Biographie:
Lou Priolo is a graduate of Calvary Bible College and Liberty University and holds a Doctor of Divinity from Calvary University. He has been a full-time biblical counselor since 1985. He is the author of several books including The Heart of Anger, The Complete Husband, Teach Them Diligently, Pleasing People, and Resolving Conflict. Lou is a member of the International Association of Biblical Counselors, a Fellow in the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors, and is currently Director of Biblical Counseling at Christ Covenant Buckhead in Atlanta. He has started several counseling centers throughout Alabama and Georgia. He travels frequently throughout the United States and abroad training pastors, laymen, and fellow counselors as well as conducts a wide variety of seminars through Competent to Counsel International, the nonprofit organization he founded. Lou and his wife, Kim, have been married since 1987 and are the parents of two grown daughters, Sophia and Gabriella....

Sommaire:
You can learn how to use the Scriptures more thoroughly and effectively in your child training. Most of today's Christian parenting resources overlook the most crucial aspect of true biblical parenting-how to relate the Bible to the raising of our children in actual, practical ways. Whatever else you are doing to equip your children, do you really know how to use the Bible for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness with your children? In Teach Them Diligently, Lou Priolo has given a tool to strengthen you in this vital area. Teach Them Diligently: How to Use the Scriptures in Child Training is a practical guide for Christian parents seeking to raise their children with a strong biblical foundation. Drawing from Deuteronomy 6:6-7, this book emphasizes the importance of integrating Scripture into every aspect of parenting, beyond merely sharing Bible stories. Priolo, a seasoned biblical counselor, offers step-by-step guidance on utilizing the Bible for teaching, convicting, correcting, and training children in righteousness, as outlined in 2 Timothy 3:16-17. The book explores how parents can apply Scripture to discipline, diagnose heart issues, and foster spiritual growth, providing tools such as a topical appendix with relevant Bible passages and questions to bring conviction. Praised by John MacArthur for its wealth of practical and biblical insights, this resource equips parents to fulfill their calling to raise godly children while acknowledging the sanctification process for both parent and child....