Living on Borrowed Time: The Nine Practices of the Proactive Parent

From his experience teaching ethics in the navy, Steve Scheibner has shocking evidence for the moral shift that is taking place among young adults. No less shocking, however, is the new perspective Scheibner lends on Jesus' words when He was asked about the greatest commandment.

On the evening of September 10, 2001, pilot Steve Scheibner was packing for his assignment to fly American Airlines Flight 11 out of Boston the next morning at 7:45. However, at the last minute another pilot, Tom McGuinness, voluntarily took Steve’s assignment.

For Megan Scheibner, disciple-making is one aspect of her life purpose. She shares how this discipline is possible for busy moms. Indeed, friends and neighbors also can fit in with family discipleship. Megan gives practical ideas of how moms can disciple their children and others for Christ.

Dr. Steve Scheibner and his wife Megan want to see you succeed where it matters most: at home. Their experience in counseling and marriage communication continues to grow as they meet and disciple individuals and couples from a wide variety of personalities and backgrounds.