Letters from Home

by Ted Haggard

Based on Jesus' teaching in Luke 12, the author has gleaned twelve principles that form the core of what he wants his children to understand and internalize before they leave home for life on their own. These core values, contained in letters to his children, discuss how to follow a biblical world view despite what the world will throw at them. Embracing these simple yet profound truths will determine the degree of success they enjoy in life. The letters cover topics such as self-image, money, how to treat other people, how to think about the future, leadership, managing conflict and many other issues. These "letters from home" represent the heart of what any Christian parent desires their children to know and embrace in order to live honorably, live well and represent Jesus to a lost world.

Genres: Nonfiction

177 pages, Hardcover

First published March 8, 2002

Reviews

[Jon · Rating 3 out of 5]

My uncle recommended this book and sent it to me, appropriately, when my children were reaching the end of high school and about to enter their college years.