Set Free to Choose Right
Equipping Today's Kids to Make Right Moral Choices for Life
by Josh McDowell
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Pub Date 01 Feb 2018 | Archive Date 01 May 2018
Barbour Publishing, Inc. | Shiloh Run Press
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Description
Directed to parents and gatekeepers of today’s youth, renowned speaker and author Josh McDowell focuses on the how-to’s of teaching teens and pre-teens to make right moral choices.
Set Free to Choose Right will help you come to understand:why today’s kids feel they have the right to determine what is “right” or “wrong” for themselveshow culture reinforces that there are no universal truths and. . .where this misconception historically originatedhow to motivate kids to make good choicesit is God’s character and nature that makes right, right and wrong, wrong
Engaging stories and helpful illustration are provided to model how a person (of any age) can distinguish between right and wrong and make the right choice—every time!
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781634099745 |
| PRICE | $16.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 224 |
Featured Reviews
Patti S, Reviewer
If you are a Christian parent or grandparent, you absolutely need to read this book.
Josh McDowell is a master communicator. For the last 40+ years, His research on any subject has always detailed, reliable, and highky respected.
Using information from the highly respected Barna group’s report, “The Porn Phenomenon: The Impact of Pornography in the Digital age”, Mr. McDowell detaileds the epidemic of pornography that has swept our nation and the world.
How does this impact your children? Consider these few facts from the lengthy report:
63% of teens in America have actively sought out porn,
Only 32% of teens think that viewing pornographic content is wrong.
57% of teen boys and 69% of teen girls have received a nude image on their smartphone from a peer.
1 in 5 youth pastors and 1 in 7 senior pastors use porn.
The research is staggering.
Mr. McDowell makes a strong argument that it’s impossible to completely shield your Christian teen from pornography, even aa young as ages 8-12. He explains at length how the culture has shifted among young adults and teens in their thinking about porn. The standards of morality have changed.
Having set the stage as to why and how pornography has such a stronghold in our culture, Mr. McDowell then gives solid advice on how to talk to your child about sex and pornography, helping them to see that their standard should rest in God’s character and His Word.
There is a wealth of information in this book and is a great resource to the Christian parent.
