Families at the Crossroads by Rodney Clapp has been essential for us as a church in thinking about how the role of our biological families fits with our calling to be the family of God together as the Church, particularly in light of Jesus’ difficult teachings about fathers, mothers, sisters and brothers.
I was excited to find that one can peruse most of this book on Google Books!
Families at the Crossroads:
Beyond Traditional And Modern Options.
Rodney Clapp.
Paperback: IVP Books, 1993.
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