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The competition ends. The score is posted. The ribbon is handed out-or withheld. Then comes the ride home.
For many children, those first few minutes after the game, show, match, recital, or competition shape far more than the final result. They reveal whether home is still a safe place when performance falls short. In The Ride Home, J.T. Potter offers an honest, faith-based look at the pressure competitive parents can place on their children-often without realizing it. Drawing from youth sports, horse shows, rodeo, livestock competition, dance, and other performance settings, this book challenges parents to examine what their words, silence, expectations, and reactions are teaching after the event is over. This is not a book against competition, discipline, accountability, or high expectations. It is a call to pursue those things without making a child's performance the measure of their worth. Through practical examples, biblical guidance, reflection questions, prayers, and ready-to-use "ride home" resets, parents will learn how to: - Separate love from performance- Correct without shaming- Handle winning and losing with grace- Protect a child's identity and joy- Model humility, character, and faith under pressure>Children may forget the score. They may forget the ribbon. But they will remember how they felt riding home with you.Wie gefällt Ihnen unser Shop?
