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Heritage: A Father’s Influence to the Generations with Study Guide
As a parent, it isn’t enough just to have strong values.
Children need a way to adopt the values you hold dear, but you didn’t receive a parenting manual to tell you how! Your own father may not have equipped you—perhaps he was absent or distracted. Even if you had a great father, you may still struggle as a dad.
You can still be the father God created you to be! Tom Lane provides practical tools, biblical foundation, and inspiration for imparting godly character to the generations entrusted to you.
You will learn how
God’s promises are real. His blessings are eternal. It is never too late to start. God has given men the high calling of fatherhood. His method is time-tested and proven to bring blessings to families and changes to nations.
Children need a way to adopt the values you hold dear, but you didn’t receive a parenting manual to tell you how! Your own father may not have equipped you—perhaps he was absent or distracted. Even if you had a great father, you may still struggle as a dad.
You can still be the father God created you to be! Tom Lane provides practical tools, biblical foundation, and inspiration for imparting godly character to the generations entrusted to you.
You will learn how
God’s promises are real. His blessings are eternal. It is never too late to start. God has given men the high calling of fatherhood. His method is time-tested and proven to bring blessings to families and changes to nations.
384 pages, Paperback
Published February 1, 2018
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May 20, 2025
2.8 stars if I could — I wish this would’ve had more research and wisdom to help back up points. The author had strong beliefs in how to raise godly kids, but nothing besides personal examples to back up those claims. With all of the parenting books out there, my go tos will continue to be Ted’s Tripp and Paul Tripp.
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