Dads Guide To Praying For His Kids
$11.99
You want to pray for your kids, but life gets hectic. You forget. An emergency occurs. You have to work late. Bestselling author and dad Steve Chapman understands. He’s found a great solution he wants to share with you. This easy-to-remember prayer plan provides key principles and strategies to help you pray faithfully, including:
*realizing the impact of prayer so you’ll remember to do it
*discovering life-building steps for prayer to maintain your focus on God’s will
*setting up prayer accountability with another dad to encourage each other
As a loving parent, you want your kids to know God, talk to Him, and follow His principles. This effective formula will help you pray intimately and consistently for your child.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736955911
ISBN10: 0736955917
Steve Chapman
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2016
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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