Books published by publisher International Bible Society

A true story about Roger Sherman, a humble statesman from Connecticut, who worked behind the scenes on some of the most important documents in U. S. history, including the Declaration of Independence, the Continental Association, the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. Sherman was a sincere believer in Christ and a father devoted to leading his family in the faith. Use this wonderful narrative on Independence Day or any other patriotic holiday!

Most parents want to raise children with good character and values. Many struggle to find the time and the means to get the job done. Where do you start? What do you say? How much time will it take? FamilyTimes is designed to help equip parents with easy to use tools to make the most of everyday moments together. This tool is based on the biblical model that teaches that the home should be the primary place where a child learns about God. Here's what the bible says to parents about teaching virtues to their children... "Impress them upon your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up," (Deuteronomy 6:7). FamilyTimes Virtue Packs provide activities to be used once a week during each of these four family times--MealTime, DriveTime, BedTime, and MorningTime. All of this is designed to give parents simple ways to help their kids grow in faith and character. The resources you will find in the Virtue Pack are designed to be strategically placed within your home as reminders of a specific virtue and its related principles each month. They should be placed in the location that corresponds with the time they are to be used. These pieces will be constant reminders to you and your children and help you to prioritize each of the four FamilyTimes. As you go through the virtue pack you will notice that it introduces you to all the pieces and explains the concepts. The plan is based on the Hebrew method of teaching children found in Deuteronomy 6:7. It helps parents reprioritize four significant times that are routinely within every home: BedTime, MealTime, DriveTime, and Morning Time. The FamilyTimes tools do not involve preparation nor do they have to be pulled off a book shelf. They are used during the four significant family times. Each tool reinforces one of the four times of day, and helps the parent maximize their time and fulfill their intended role.