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Author: Kevan Kingsley Clawson
As parents, how do we raise our children to be ready and worthy to serve the Lord? How can we instill within them the desire to serve God, and keep them worthy to serve God and their fellow men? In his new book the author, in a very easy and straightforward manner, teaches parents:
- How to give your children a testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
- How to develop within you children the desire to serve their fellow men.
- How to instill within your children a love of the scriptures.
- How to pray, and how to recognize the spirit of God and answers to prayer.
- How to develop self-confidence.
- How children learn tolerance and love of other people and cultures.
- How to accept and obey those in authority over them.
- The basics of right and wrong, and how repentance works in their lives.
- How to accept and give love.
- How fasting increases spirituality.
- How to understand and develop an attitude of reverence.
- How to prepare for service in the mission field.
Parents will discover that raising righteous children is easier than they think! They can raise their children with discipline and help them overcome problems, and still find joy in seeing their children become responsible adults and righteous servants of God. It is a simple path, laid out by the Servants of God for ages, that will give parents the tools they need to raise their children to become worthy and successful servants of God!
About the Author: Kevan Clawson has degrees in both Psychology and Sociology. He has worked for years with families in inner cities to overcome serious personal and family problems. He has also spent over 15 years as a missionary teaching people how to accept and live the gospel of Jesus Christ. While working with at-risk families, it became clear to the au
