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Talking to Kids About Hard Things: Honest Conversations When Life Gets Complicated

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Talking to Kids About Hard Things: Honest Conversations When Life Gets Complicated

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9781645076605

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  • Practical, gospel-centered guidance for parents to have honest conversations with children about difficult topics.
  • Addresses cultural pressures, political discussions, questions of identity, doubt, and other challenging subjects with empathy and curiosity.
  • Provides actionable tools including thoughtful questions, listening strategies, storytelling, and everyday conversation prompts to foster spiritual formation.
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    From cultural pressures and political discussions to questions about identity and struggles with doubt, children encounter the realities of our world from an early age. Talking to Kids About Hard Things helps Christian parents approach these conversations with courage, honesty, empathy, curiosity, and the steady love of Jesus. Rebekah Hannah and Michael Keller offer a path for parents to engage their children in meaningful, formative dialogue rather than avoiding difficult topics.

    The authors encourage parents to move away from fear, avoidance, and excessive control and instead practice faithful presence, truth-telling, humility, and hope rooted in Christ. Parents will learn how to create homes where questions are welcomed, grace is abundant, and faith is lived out authentically, helping children develop a deep and enduring relationship with God.

    Offering a gospel-centered approach that prioritizes grace, truth, and humility over performance and perfection, the book provides practical tools for engaging children in conversations 6 such as asking thoughtful questions, listening well, using stories, and making the most of everyday moments. It also emphasizes that parenting is not only about shaping children but about God 2s ongoing work in transforming parents themselves. Includes a foreword by Kathy Keller.

    Product Details

    • Authors: Rebekah Hannah and Michael Keller
    • Publisher: New Growth Press
    • Format: Paperback, 144 pages
    • Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.5 inches
  • Additional Information
    UPC: 9781645076605
    Age Level: Adults
    Material: Paperback
    Audience: Adults
    Language: English
    Product Category: Bible Study
    Filter Product Type: Physical
    Cover Type: Paperback
    Condition: New
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  • What is Talking to Kids About Hard Things about?

    Talking to Kids About Hard Things is a gospel-centered guide for Christian parents that shows how to have honest, age-appropriate conversations with children about difficult topics—cultural pressures, political discussions, questions of identity, and doubt—using courage, empathy, curiosity, and the steady love of Jesus. The book is written by Rebekah Hannah and Michael Keller and includes a foreword by Kathy Keller.

  • Who should read this book?

    Christian parents, caregivers, grandparents, and children's or youth ministry leaders who want practical, faith-based guidance for engaging children and teens in conversations about tough subjects.

  • What practical tools and techniques does the book provide?

    The book offers concrete tools including thoughtful question prompts, active listening strategies, storytelling techniques, and everyday conversation starters. It emphasizes practices like faithful presence, truth-telling, humility, and hope to foster spiritual formation rather than control or avoidance.

  • How is the book structured and how long is it?

    The book is a 144-page paperback (5.5 x 8.5 inches) published by New Growth Press. It is organized around core parenting practices—faithful presence, truth-telling, humility, and hope—and pairs theological reflection with actionable steps and examples to use in real conversations.

  • Can this book help when my child is wrestling with doubt or questions of identity?

    Yes. The book directly addresses doubt and questions of identity with a gospel-centered approach that encourages honest listening, welcomes questions, models grace and truth, and helps parents create an environment where children can develop a deep, enduring relationship with God.

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