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Loading... A Boy After God's Own Heart: Your Awesome Adventure with Jesus (edition 2012)by Jim George (Author)
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Boys have a lot competing for their attention, and peer pressure can be tremendousā??making it a challenge to encourage them toward the things of God and living the Christian life.Jim George helps young guys to understand why God is important in everything they do. And he teaches that the Bible has the answers for all the questions and issues they face as they grow older. Boys will learnā?¦the value of honoring and respecting their parentsthe keys to making right choices and decisionshow to choose the best kinds of friends and be a good friendthe benefits of taking school seriously and being responsiblethe need to follow after God by reading the Bible and spending time in prayerThis book includes discussion questions and interactive material, opening a whole new world for boys, pointing them in the right direction for becoming what God designed them No library descriptions found. |
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Right, so I did request this book, but I had no idea it was intended only for boys. So it was a bit awkward that I was reading it. I mean, it was directed at boys, perhaps ages 12-17 or something. It dealt with problems like family, school, anger, attitude issues and such and how a boy is to find a way to manage them while staying faithful to God.
I think it would be nice for guys to read this book (or any book of this sort), so they'd learn what God wants from a guy, and how to accomplish it. Only then, after a guy learns how to respect the people around him, and how to treat everyone with honesty and truth, will he be able to say he's actually done something right.
Fathers of tween boys might also benefit from reading this book. They've been boys once, and this book would be like a quick reminder of what they'd experienced in their youth, so they could be better pillars and guides to their own sons. (