Mark Holmen’s book, Impress Faith on Your Kids will motivate parents to become active in the spiritual development of their kids as well as teach them ‘how’ to engage with their children and teens at home.

Parents will love this book because they will see their families grow in their faith in Christ, and pastors will rejoice as they watch their families thrive both inside and outside of the church experience.

How can churches best use this groundbreaking book?

Impress Faith on Your Kids is designed for a faith at home campaign launch, a discipleship initiative, or even a parenting class. In this book, Mark helps parents and grandparents understand the important and critical nature of transferring faith from generation to generation, but he doesn’t stop with vision. This brief read will mobilize dads and moms into action based on the practical, biblical insight of Deuteronomy 6:7.

• Mobilizes parents from vision into action
• A brief read filled with practical application
• Biblically solid…focuses on living out generational discipleship
• Sure to teach parents “how” to begin leading their kids spiritually
• Priced to be sold in group study quantities or church-wide purchase

Mark A. Holmen is a husband, father, pastor, coach, speaker and author of numerous books including “Church + Home” and his ever popular “Faith Begins At Home” line of books for parents. Mark previously served as the Senior Pastor of Ventura Missionary Church and during those years he developed and implemented a model for becoming a Faith@Home focused church that has grown into a national and international Faith@Home movement supported by Willow Creek Association, Randall House and Focus on the Family. Mark, his wife Maria, and daughter live in Ventura, California where they now serve as full-time missionaries for the Faith@Home movement. Visit Mark at faithathome.com.

• Chapter 1 Good or Bad Pudding?
• Chapter 2 Do This So That
• Chapter 3 Don’t Do This
• Chapter 4 True Love
• Chapter 5 Impress Them
• Chapter 6 Talk the Talk
• Chapter 7 Walk the Walk
• Conclusion