Lori Wildenberg

936 Pennies

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“936 Pennies reminds us time is a priceless but not limitless gift. Eryn Lynum invites the reader to join her quest to be intentional in the way time is spent while raising children. Her words are tender and her message is compelling. This book is a parenting treasure.”

Breaking Anxiety's Grip

Christian Living

“Breaking Anxiety’s Grip is a great encouragement and tool for those who reside in the ‘what ifs.’ Dr. Michelle Bengtson shows her readers how to move from worry, anxiety, and fear to hope, trust, and peace. This book offers biblically sound and effective practices to loosen anxiety’s grip in order to find peace in the palm of God’s hand.”

Resilient Kids

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Resilient Kids, a powerful and practical resource, shows you how to raise a confident and resilient child who believes failure is not fatal or final, but is an opportunity to learn. Dr. Kathy, in her warm conversational style, offers parents easily applicable tools to encourage and equip you to prepare your child to navigate the world today.”

Resolve Conflict and Find Peace and Hope with Adult Children

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“When you held your baby in your arms, I'm guessing you did not envision a future with conflict, either minor or major. Yet discord between adult children and their parents is not uncommon. Dr. Kathy shows us how a temporary challenge or an ongoing negative pattern can be effectively addressed. Her words, filled with encouragement and wisdom, provide tender guidance along with practical ways to respond to those heartbreaking struggles. It is possible to repair, restore, or reset your precious relationship. If you are the parent of an adult child, this book is for you!”

She's Almost a Teenager

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Do you have an ‘almost teen’? It’s time to drop the directives, and dialogue instead. The Larsons and Arps don’t offer a big complicated plan. They provide something much better—conversation. If you want to get your daughter actively thinking rather than serendipitously slipping into the teens, you need this book.”