We are living in the days of a great reformation. The purpose of this great change is to see the spirit of Elijah restored to the church. This spirit is about restoring the hearts of the fathers and mothers to the children and the hearts of the children to the fathers. Many orphaned minded sons and daughters need the Father’s heart released to them. You were designed by God to answer that call. This book shows you the way.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments
Endorsements
Introduction
Chapter 1: Fathers Bring Acceptance
Chapter 2: Fathers are Available
Chapter 3: Fathers Bring Loving Correction and Direction
Chapter 4: Fathers are Fun and Joyful
Chapter 5: Fathers Encourage Dreams
Chapter 6: Fathers Open Doors
Chapter 7: Fathers Love Unconditionally
Chapter 8: Fathers are Distributors of Hope
Chapter 9: Fathers Develop others Gifts
Chapter 10: Fathers Speak Identity
Chapter 11: Fathers Make Room for their Children
Chapter 12: Fathers Develop Relational Skills
Chapter 13: Fathers Nurture with the Gospel
Chapter 14: Fathers Create a Culture of Vulnerability
Chapter 15: Fathers share their Lives
Spiritual Parenting Test
Endorsements:
Keith’s new book, Restoring the Father’s Heart, is a practical guidebook that will inspire you to raise up spiritual sons and daughters. I highly recommend this book!
Kris Vallotton, Leader, Bethel Church, Redding, California
Restoring the Father’s Heart is an authentic expression of a man and his journey into the heart of the Heavenly Father. Keith Ferrante’s book is both an invitation and a pathway for anyone resonating with one of the greatest challenges of our time – creating generational synergy. Keith has written a practical guide with targeted questions throughout that lead the reader into self-discoveries and transformational mindsets. Read this book with your journey in mind and you will not be disappointed.
David Crone, Senior Leader of the Mission, Vacaville, CA
About the Author:
Keith Ferrante is a third-generation pastor who travels internationally speaking in churches, conferences, ministry schools and other venues. He and his wife Heather have two children and reside in Northern California.
