While this message is indeed nurturing and empowering in nature, it also brings conviction to parents concerning the role they play in their lives.

As I read through the pages, I was constantly reminded of Proverbs 22:6, вЂњTrain up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.вЂќ

With her life as mother shining as a backdrop, ArdвЂ™is reminds readers of the intensity of FatherвЂ™s love for family and his grand design to use families to raise joyous, healthy, and spiritually rooted children who are able to continue His legacy.ДЄrdвЂ™is draws from Holy Spirit life lessons to impress upon the reader the weight of the call to parent. She challenges parents to take hold of the most important assignment they will ever receive in their lifetimes: the call to care for, protect and teach our children whether biological, spiritual or adopted in the way of the Lord. In her book, вЂњHis Precious Cargo: Empowering Parents, Changing Generations,вЂќ author Mary Catherine R. Yet, despite what we see happening around us prevalently there are still families holding on to FatherвЂ™s truth and hope. Just thinking about the disintegration over the years is heart-wrenching.Д¬hildren, for the most part, are being reared by values published by the government, school system and pop culture. For me, they connote a bygone era in which foundational, Christ-centered morals, ethics and beliefs had a tangible presence in our nationвЂ™s root system. The buzz word in our modern century is parenting, but I still prefer the old school terms вЂ“ rearing, training and raising up. I donвЂ™t think thereвЂ™s anything in the entire world more challenging, difficult and yet overwhelmingly rewarding and joyful as raising children.

There are two lasting bequests we can give our children: One is roots. Book Review Written By Theresa Harvard Johnson

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