Released in the UK January 2005
Released in the US March 2005
Large trade paperback | 224 Pages
9781857929331 • £7.99 $14.99
BISAC – REL012030
The Family You Want
How to Build an Authentic, Loving Home
John Huffman
In an age of broken homes and disintegrating family structures, John Huffman investigates the real issues at stake in the family and helps you to live in the best family that you are able to have. John takes us through the issues associated with work, spirituality, emotions, children, parenting, the extended family, divorce, sex and marriage. With chapters entitled "What Jesus can do for your family" and "Why work should be your fourth priority" the book is an enjoyable and easy read, with a much-needed message. John's advice is practical and comes with solid biblical foundations; it is precisely what is needed for the Families of the 21st Century.
John Huffman
Prior to his retirement in 2009 John Huffman was Senior Pastor of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach, California for 31 years. He has counselled many on various issues and is a well-known international speaker.
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Christian Focus
'His practical, vulnerable wisdom comes from deep personal experience. Here is healing medicine for all who care about the family.'
'It is eminently practical, warmly relational and scripturally based. Responding to his insights will make for all of us family relationships that are even more meaningful.'
'I highly recommend it, for our family relationships can be the cause both of the highest earthly joy, and also the deepest pain. John Huffman has written a book that is both biblical and practical; with high ideals but a realistic understanding that we all struggle with this most important of human relations'
Leighton Ford
President, Leighton Ford Ministries, Charlotte, North Carolina
'An excellent reference book for young people setting out on the adventure of life, for married couples seeking help in dealing with problems or for ministers involved in counselling extended family situations.'
The Monthly Record
Magazine of the Free Church of Scotland