Family Vocation

By Gene Edward Veith, Mary J. Moerbe

Family Vocation by Gene Edward Veith, Mary J. Moerbe is a resource for Reformed, Lutheran from Crossway, first published in 2012. We list it under Marriage, Parenting, Work & Vocation. Why read it: it's a fit for any reader, couples, the whole family looking for Christian guidance on Marriage. Look over the publisher's description and reader reviews to see if it suits your family.

Author: Gene Edward Veith, Mary J. Moerbe
Publisher: Crossway
Tradition: Reformed, Lutheran
For: Everyone, Couple, Family
Life situations: Marriage, Parenting, Work & Vocation
First published: 2012
ISBN: 9781433524097

Why Get This Book

What does it actually mean to be called by God as a husband, a wife, a parent, a child? Gene Veith and his daughter Mary Moerbe take on that question from a Lutheran view of vocation. They look at how the grace of the gospel shapes the way we live out those callings, and how God is present in the very struggles your family faces. It's for the parent who feels like they're failing at home and needs to hear that God works through ordinary family life. Honest note: it's thoughtful and theological, more reflection than quick tips. Next step: read Ephesians 6:4 and pray for each person under your roof by name.

Based on the publisher's description (Open Library).