Index: Shepherding a Child’s Heart
Behavior and the Heart Externals vs. Internals Mistakes with Shaping Influences Parental Authority Selfishness and Rebellion Are Not Outgrown Shaping Influence: Family Life
Shepherding a Child’s Heart
Selfishness and Rebellion Are Not Outgrown
In Shepherding a Child’s Heart, Tedd Tripp states: “Selfishness is not outgrown. Rebellion against authority is not outgrown” (page 23). I really liked these statements when I read this book. …
Mistakes with Shaping Influences
Shepherding a Child’s Heart talks about six influences that shape a child’s life discussed in chapter two: Structure of Family Life, Family Values, Family Roles, Family Conflict Resolution, Family Response to …
Shaping Influence: Family Life
Do you ever sit and ponder what has made you who you are? Perhaps you have put some analyzation into your spouse. What about his childhood has made …
Behavior and the Heart
“…behavior–the things he says and does–reflect his heart. If you are really to help him, you must be concerned with the attitudes of heart that drive his behavior” …
A Biblical Reason for Teaching Kids to Obey
Read to find out a Biblical reason talk about in Shepherding a Child’s Heart for having parental authority and teaching children to obey. What is your authority role as a …
Correcting Children: Look at “Why” not just “What”
When your child misbehaves, don’t just worry about what she did. Consider why and how you can change her heart for future actions. In the preface to the second edition …