A new Trojan horse took baby steps into the nursery and has now launched big steps into the church family: Gentle Parenting. It is likely this novel parenting philosophy has already been adopted by families in your own congregation, often with the best of intentions and the vocabulary of love. In this concise and pastoral book, Justin L. Miller characterizes and defines what Gentle Parenting actually is, critiques it by comparing and contrasting it with the Holy Scriptures, calls believers back to raising their children in truth, and carefully considers the essential need to rely solely upon the sufficiency of Scripture in parenting. Miller does not begin by attacking the movement. He first establishes the biblical foundations of the family and of biblical parenting, then measures the popular approach against that standard, addressing the heart of the child rather than merely managing behavior. Parenting is a blessed stewardship believers are called to carry out for God's glory in His Word. A clear, biblical plea to parents from a pastor and father of four.