Gaye B. Clark, Loving Your Adult Children: The Heartache of Parenting and the Hope of the Gospel (Wheaton: Crossway Books, 2024), 163 pp.
Relationships can be complex. Sometimes the connection between a parent and an adult child can be especially challenging. Gaye Clark helps unpack some helpful solutions in her book, Loving Your Adult Children.
Credit goes out to the author for writing such a practical and thought-provoking book. Clark writes from the heart, sharing some of her own unique challenges in this area. Her authentic approach to this subject is very helpful in navigating a fruitful path forward.
Beyond the author’s authenticity, the next thing that is greatly appreciated is her gospel-centered mindset. She resists psychological tactics and turns again and again to the gospel for hope and strength in loving adult children. The fruit of the Spirit is the great theme of this book and challenges parents to submit afresh to the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
I anticipate many readers will greatly benefit from Clark’s timely work and hope that relationships will be strengthened between parents and their adult children as a result of reading this excellent book.
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Veritas et Lux 