How to Build Children with Integrity Workbook

Raising the next generation of children is more distracting than ever. We want to raise children with purpose, who excel not only in their pursuits but in the character that makes them victorious when life throws them challenges.

How do you give your children the best opportunities without feeding the narcissism prevalent in our selfie society? It is by giving them integrity.

This workbook will give you a chance to personally apply and utilize the valuable toolbox of resources and ideas for parents and those who are involved with children as presented in the main book, How to Build Children with Integrity. Together, the books are meant to be used as a springboard to inspire people to think of how they can take normal everyday life and build something lasting in children along the way. As we dedicate ourselves to these tasks, results will follow.

With a mix of parenting ideas and an accountability mindset, Karen takes us through the secret garden of developing kids where they bloom by what we put in, share, and value. It is a must read for parents, pastors, teachers, college administrators or anyone seeking to shape young lives. (Donald Packham, CHRO for a nonprofit education system of five colleges and served as FBIs chief human resources officer in a post-9/11 transformation.)

This is a powerful parenting resource that combines solid theology with personal experience and practical ideas for any family. Every parent who reads this book will find their internal compass auto correcting to Gods design. This book is real, authored by a compassionate and thoughtful theologian who knows how to give parents a vision for what could be in their home now. (Dr. Scott Turansky, coauthor of fifteen books on parenting, three video series with accompanying childrens curriculum. Cofounder of the National Center for Biblical Parenting and Biblical Parenting University.)

With several decades leading a congregation, I say with all sincerity that Ive not come across a book that covers the concepts of raising children as thoroughly as this book does. The insight, application and personal stories will keep you turning the pages I enthusiastically recommend this book . . . for yourself and for your children. (Jerry R. Weinzierl, Senior Pastor of Grace Christian Church)