The Cure & Parents

By: Bill Thrall, Grace Thrall, John Lynch, Stacey Lynch, Bruce McNicol, Janet McNicol

Narrated by: Darrin Revitz

Parenting begins with us, the parents. It always involves earning our children's trust. Whether we are overwhelmed at being parents, planning to be parents, reacting to our parents, or learning to stand with our kids as they now parent, we need to know that there is always a way home, and that god is in the middle of every stage of our family. Find yourself in this story as you ride along with the Clawsons on vacation. Go inside the episode as each part of the story unfolds, and find the freedom and truth that god offers us as we build trust with our kids, and discover insight and hope for our own painful patterns. This book is filled with joy, insight, wisdom, and maybe a fresh way of seeing our families and ourselves. Enjoy the ride.

©2016 Trueface (P)2016 Trueface

Hard-hitting, true to life.

The Truefaced team has done it again. While the Cure gives the prescription, this book gives the instructions on living it out in your family.

So, So, So good!

John and Stacey might not remember me, I used to go to family camp at Horn Creek in Colorado with my uncle, aunt and cousins many years ago. The first time I heard John speak I thought to myself, wow, he delivers in such a way that a young punk like me can even understand!
Guys, this book lays it all out so perfectly and hits home with every sentence. I now am married with 3 daughters and this book has helped me put myself in their shoes to see what and how they are processing things in their mind! To everyone who was apart of this book, THANK YOU SO MUCH! Holy Spirit is flowing through you all for sure!

-Luke Miller

great principles

The Cure is one of those yearly reads, if you have kids/grandkids this book teaches application of those same principles to relating with them. The material makes for a great small group study and leaves everyone with a desire to pick up The Cure to dive deeper.
Decent reading, would have been much better as a play. Someone seriously needs to align the audio "chapter" titles with the book.

Trust. ...A review by Clay

Tjis life-changing message is perhaps the finest work yet coming out of Phoenix from my well trusted and much love truefaced friends. Now the challenging part! So very hard to implement and yet I am called to. I long to be a great affirmer and resources like the Cure and parents help more than anything I've come acrossed besides the Bible itself and God's finished work that is continuing to grow me.

All Christian Parents should read

This is the best parenting book of all parenting books. We often wonder why so many Christian families loose their kids from the faith in college.
This book answers that. We need to point our kids to their relationship with their personal Lord and Savior. We as parents are to raise them with His grace so He can transform them and us from the inside out!

Most amazing parenting book I have ever read!

I wish this book had been available to me when I was raising my children. But It is never too late to learn and to allow God to bring healing and perspective even now.Thank you so much for writing this book to bring hope and prospective, and a new way of thinking to Christ in us the hope
of glory even on our worst day.

I thought this was rather Utopiac…

…Until Chapter 25. This is an allegorical story with teaching. You follow a family on vacation as they learn trusting in Jesus with each other and in parenting can change your relationships. The narrator has a nice cadence and tone which allows easy listening. There are deep Biblical truths spoken. Enjoy the ride!

Great book!!

I loved this book! It was so encouraging and real. I will recommend this to all of my parenting friends and buy a hard copy for myself.

Wow - if you have teenagers you need to hear this

Wonderful book hope I can use the lessons to change my family. I love the phrase" to the degree your kids trust you, they will allow you to love them"

Great book on parenting!!

Such an easy read and such a great story. It gives you great perspective on how to love your kids well.