65 Rules for Christian Parenting: Wisdom for Raising Faith-Filled, Disciplined, and Resilient Kids

You picked up this book because you love your children and you are tired of good intentions that dissolve by Wednesday. You have heard that you need to win your child's heart and be patient, and all of it is true and none of it tells you what to do when the toddler is screaming, the teen has just lied, and the evening is falling apart. Whatever brought you here, you share a single conviction: that raising a faith-filled, disciplined, and resilient child requires more than theology, because it requires a plan you can execute on an ordinary Tuesday.

This is not a devotional you will abandon by day 4, and it is not a guilt trip about how you are not praying enough. What you actually need is a set of clear, livable rules you can lean on when your instincts fail, and these pages deliver them: 65 rules drawn from Scripture, church history, and the hard-won experience of real homes, each written so you can use it the week you read it. You will learn to discipline as discipleship and to correct in a way that reaches the heart.

Inside, you'll discover:
• The 4 rules that shape the goal before the method
• How to build a family liturgy that survives the busy week
• The discipline rules that train a heart instead of punishing a body
• How to handle screens, conscience, and moral courage at every age
• The marriage rules that make your home the first sermon your child hears
• How to let a teen doubt without pushing them into exile
• The legacy rules that keep the faith alive across the generations

You do not need to master all 65 rules at once, because you should not try. Pick the 3 that address your most urgent need, install them with your spouse until they become normal, and then add more. The families that thrive are the ones who kept showing up, kept repenting, and kept trusting God with the results, and the same is waiting for you.