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Little House on the Freeway: Help for the Hurried Home
by
Tim Kimmel
Add Zest to Your Family with God’s Rest
Seriously, your schedule is hurried, your expectations are extraordinary, and you and your family’s commitments are too many to count. Your relationships with your friends, your family, and your God are suffering.
Ready for a change of pace? Here’s help. Little House on the Freeway takes a look at the breakneck speed at which we live ...more
Seriously, your schedule is hurried, your expectations are extraordinary, and you and your family’s commitments are too many to count. Your relationships with your friends, your family, and your God are suffering.
Ready for a change of pace? Here’s help. Little House on the Freeway takes a look at the breakneck speed at which we live ...more
Paperback, 228 pages
Published
September 16th 2008
by Multnomah
(first published 1987)
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Having some personal first hand info as many of these events transpired, I found it amazing how they coped & handled the many things life will send your way. It is a good read.
I was looking for practical time management and family tips. This is actually a religious book about emotional and spiritual rest. It was still nice but not what I had expected.
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