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by Jay Payleitner (Author)
After decades of writing books for dads that changed families across the nation, Jay Payleitner is taking on grandparenting in his newest title, A Grand Way to Live: Faith, Wisdom, and Joy for Every Grandparent (A 90-Day Devotional).
Now a grandfather to eight wonderful grandchildren Jay has no shortage of material to draw from for this eclectic and surprising blend of personal anecdotes, biblical wisdom, authentic prayers, and well-chosen quotations for grandparents. More than just life experience, Payleitner brings you this practical advice as the creative strategist for Christian Grandparenting Network. Jay has carefully crafted each devotional through his years of writing and speaking to groups across the nation, whether it's reinventing yourself, facing culture change, connecting with your grandchildren, being awesome in-laws, or learning how to instill faith in a new generation,
Jay Payleitner is committed to broadening helpful resources for grandparents. He's consulted on a new series of grandparenting retreats, contributed blogposts for GrandKids Matter, and is a creative strategist for Christian Grandparenting Network. Jay wants to impart the knowledge and value of applying God's Word to the everyday lives of grandparents.Author Biography
After a decade of penning advertising campaigns for airlines and beer, Jay Payleitner became a freelance radio producer, working for Josh McDowell, Chuck Colson, Voice of the Martyrs, Bible League International, and others. He is a popular speaker on parenting, marriage, creativity, and getting life right. Jay has authored more than twenty-five books including Checking the Boxes Only You Can Check, The Next Verse: What You Never Knew About 60 of Your Favorite Bible Passages, 52 Things Kids Need from a Dad, The Prayer of Agur, Hooray for Grandparents! and What If God Wrote Your Bucket List? He's a longtime partner of Iron Sharpens Iron and the National Center for Fathering. Jay and his wife, Rita, live near Chicago, where they raised five kids, loved on ten foster babies, and are cherishing grandparenthood.
