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by Jessica Smartt (Author)
God doesn't ask anything of us as parents that He doesn't promise to give us.
God loves families. If you're in the trenches of raising kids, whether they're little or big, it can often feel like you're doing it alone. Far from being alone, we are being carried, strengthened, and guided. God is deeply committed to families.
This pocket-size book of Scriptures provides hundreds of Bible promises that are relevant to the needs of every family, interweaving them with wisdom for parenting and marriage relationships and personal reflections from parenting author Jessica Smartt. Arranged topically for easy use, Bible Promises for Families will give you the Bible verses you need to guide you through
- when you aren't sure how or why you should discipline your children
- when your family needs God's comfort
- when your family relationships feel strained
- when you long for your family members to grow in Christ
- when you want your family to stick together through life's challenges
- when you desire to have a more peaceful family life
God our good Father, the Author of families, is walking alongside you, working in you and through you. As you read these verses from God's word, you'll discover the deep biblical encouragement and guidance you have been longing for.
Author Biography
Jessica Smartt is the author of Memory-Making Mom, Let Them Be Kids, and Come on Home. She graduated from Grove City College with a degree in English, a religion minor, and a hankering to pour into kids. After teaching middle school English for five years, she was promoted to her current position and dream job: wife, homeschooling mom, author, and professional encourager of weary moms. She lives in sunny North Carolina on a family farm with horses, chickens, and an ever-increasing number of beloved cats. She and her husband, Todd, have three beautiful children. She loves to energize everyday moms to save childhood and build close-knit families. Jessica's favorites include bike rides, spinach quiche, a clean kitchen, being warm, national parks, and food that anyone else makes.
