Healing Family Relationships: A Guide to Peace & Reconciliation with Dr. Rob Rienow - Visionary Family Ministries

Family Relationships

Hope & Healing for your Family

A Practical Guide to Peace & Reconciliation

Every family is hurting. The wounds that come from our relatives can be deeper than all others. Conflict within a family can range from daily frictions and annoyances to rage and hatred and eventually estrangement. We want things to be different but have no idea where to start. After 25 years of ministering to families, Dr. Rob Rienow believes reconciliation is at the heart of the gospel — reconciliation with God and one another. Discover specific steps you can take in your relationships with your family members to pursue peace and healing in your homes.

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What Pastors & Families Are Saying

Rob Rienow’s latest book will show you how to experience healing in your most important relationships this side of Heaven

— Jim Daly
President, Focus on the Family

A treasure trove for parents and grandparents hoping to cultivate healing, grace, and peace, during seasons of brokenness, sin, and spiritual warfare.

— Drs Les & Leslie Parrott
#1 New York Times bestselling authors

There is not a family in the universe who would not benefit from this book. It’s hope filled, Biblical, and practical.

— Jim Burns, PhD
President, HomeWord

A sensible, biblical blueprint for restoration, healing, and hope. No matter how dysfunctional your family might be, this book will help .

— Wayne Rice
Legacy Coalition

 

“I would recommend this life changing book to anyone who is struggling in their family relationships. The book is geared to just family relationships but the principles can also be applied to other relationships. I immensely enjoyed how open he was in sharing his own struggles and how he has had to heal from his own wounds in order to help himself and in turn also to reach out and help others through their own pains. I believe this book has the potential to help marriages and to help relationships between parents and children. We all go through things that over time and build up and cause strive and conflict in marriages and families. One of my favorite chapters was about repentance and how to ask forgiveness from a family member when we are the one who caused harm. If you’re seeking a book to heal your family, then read this book maybe even together!

Andrew S., Amazon.com

“This book is so, so important for Christian people and families to consider for numerous reasons. Each chapter has a clear theme, personal illustration(s) from the author and his family, and prompts for discussion and/or action steps. Because no family escapes hurt from conflict, no family needs to be without the kind of real, effective help and encouragement that this book offers. It is in a very real sense a deeply helpful, life-giving breath in a time when hurt is all around and more apparent by the day. My own family has been blessed, encouraged, and grown by Rob Rienow’s work here and elsewhere, and I believe that many others can be as well.

— Shawn & Amber C., Amazon.com

Hurts in family relationships are often complex and build over years. Figuring out how to fix things can be just as challenging and that process can also take years of hard work and prayer. In “Healing Family Relationships” Rob Rienow provides practical advice, actionable steps, and biblically sound strategies for owning your part in the conflict and a Christ-centered path to healing and reconciliation. The book is packed and backed by scripture and written in easy to understand language vs. heavy-handed theology. I’d highly recommend this book to anyone who is dealing with struggles with their immediate family, in-laws, parents, even those who perhaps aren’t directly related.”

Matthew J., Amazon.com