Books by Cheri Fuller

For Christian parents eager to see their children come closer to the Lord, Cheri Fuller''s When Children Pray is a godsend. There''s no better testament to the power and effectiveness of children''s prayers than these stories of how God answers the prayers of our children and youth. Most important, this book prepares parents to teach their children how to pray -- not merely the mechanics, but understanding and claiming the power of their heavenly Father through prayer. Busy parents and those with questions about their own prayer commitments will find When Children Pray, now in an updated, contemporary cover, especially helpful in passing on a legacy of faith to the next generation.

Whether someone is seeking a better marriage when it's already good, or wanting to improve and stay positive in a struggling marriage, Cheri Fuller offers hope and motivation so that couples will make the most of one of the best gifts God ever gave them: prayer.

Readers will experience the power of having a vibrant life of prayer and relationship with God and discover the creative ideas to weave prayer into the fabric of their day.

It is a parent''s greatest responsibility. Yet in this era of high-speed communication, few of them know how to connect their own families with God. Cheri Fuller shows how to discover the essence of prayer and experience the joy of communing with the Savior, as a family, for life. Thought-provoking questions will help parents and their kids see God in a new light. Scripture, present-day stories of answered prayer, and inspirational quotes will encourage families to begin a refreshing and rewarding lifelong walk with God.

More than a book about praying together, this collection of dynamic resources motivates and guides couples into meaningful prayer! Statistics show that when couples pray together divorce rates plummet to less than 1 percent. Outspoken "prayer warrior" Cheri Fuller takes aim at interference to couples praying together by providing accessible tools to unite them before God. Each chapter offers a brief vignette about real people, a Scripture verse, a prayer exercise, and a "parting thought" for couples to ignite them in prayer. Fuller promises a "double blessing" to readers who pray this way -- the joy of experiencing answered prayer and the fulfillment of deepening marital intimacy.

Children have spiritual windows of opportunity--periods of time in their development when their hearts and minds are most open to experiencing the wonder of God's creation, learning his ways through the Bible, talking and listening to God through prayer, through service, and through being a part of the family and the church. This book opens the re

Mystified by the situations girls face today?There's a good reason, Mom. Our girls are growing up in a completely different world than we did. But whether your daughter is very young or a teenager, you can equip yourself with the wisdom and practical help she needs for the pressures and decisions ahead.With keen insight and warm encouragement, Cheri Fuller shares how you can become a more welcome influence at every stage in your daughter's life. Drawing from her own experiences and the expertise of others, Cheri answers all the top questions, including:"How can I help my girl avoid the dangers of social media and navigate the digital world?""How can I counter society's unhealthy messages about body image and sexuality?"How can I help my daughter (and me!) deal with her emotional ups and downs?""What are the best ways to instill good values?""How can I help her grow a firm faith in God?"Filled with trustworthy suggestions, this book will help you steer your daughter toward becoming a healthy, confident young woman.Includes Reflection Questions for Personal or Group UseGreat for understanding granddaughters, too!

This book helps parents understand the potential of important windows of learning opportunities and how to capitalize on each window -- language, musical, logical, mathematical, curiosity, emotional, spiritual, physical, and values. Formerly titled Through the Learning Glass.