Susan Hunt
Susan Hunt is a mother and grandmother, a pastor’s wife, and the former Director of Women’s Ministries for the Presbyterian Church in America. Holding a degree in Christian education from Columbia Theological Seminary, she has written a number of books, including several by Crossway.
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Biblical Womanhood in the Home - Nancy Leigh DeMoss (Editor), Carolyn Mahaney, Mary A. Kassian, P. Bunny Wilson, Barbara Hughes, Susan Hunt, Dorothy Kelley Patterson
Though the modern feminist movement left suffering families and a lost culture in its wake, there is a new movement spreading seeds of hope in the hearts of Christian women everywhere. Nancy Leigh DeMoss has brought together seven respected teachers, including Susan Hunt and Mary A. Kassian--all of whom speak to the hearts of their sisters in Christ with a message about the greatness of God's created order and the part women play in His grand, redemptive plan so that they may re-discover the beauty and wonder of their distinctive calling.
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Big Truths for Little Kids: Teaching Your Children to Live for God - Susan Hunt, Richie Hunt, Nancy Munger (Illustrator)
How we live is based upon what we believe. Susan Hunt wants to help parents systematically teach their kids the basic truths of faith so that they live for the Lord. Each lesson begins with simple questions and answers about a biblical principle and is followed by a story of two youngsters, Caleb and Cassie, that portrays how that truth can be applied.
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By Design: God's Distinctive Calling for Women - Susan Hunt
An inspiring and practical introduction to understanding God's "helper" design for women, and a rallying cry to the church to fully utilize the nearly forgotten resources of its women.
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Discovering Jesus in Exodus - Susan Hunt, Richie Hunt, Nancy Munger (Illustrator)
The Old Testament has much to say about Jesus. Susan and Richie Hunt share vivid examples from Exodus to help children learn about their place in God's covenant.
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Discovering Jesus in Genesis - Susan Hunt, Richie Hunt, Nancy Munger (Illustrator)
A fun, easy-to-use book that teaches kids about God's character, His promises to His children and His plan that unfolds throughout the Bible.
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Heirs of the Covenant: Leaving a Legacy of Faith for the Next Generation - Susan Hunt, Charles H. Dunahoo (Foreword)
This practical plan for integrating Christian education into all of life shows what happens when believers seek to leave a legacy of faith for the next generation--and to live for Christ today.
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The Legacy of Biblical Womanhood - Susan Hunt, Barbara Thompson, Charles H. Dunahoo (Foreword)
A timely call to women to live out and leave a legacy of biblical womanhood to the next generation.
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My ABC Bible Verses: Hiding God's Word in Little Hearts - Susan Hunt, Yvette Banek (Illustrator)
Knowing God's Word helps anyone of any age know Him better. With this colorful book Susan Hunt has developed a fun way to help kids learn His truths. Each letter of the alphabet has a corresponding Bible verse, and each verse is accompanied by a story to illustrate the scriptural passage. Ages 3-7.
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Spiritual Mothering: The Titus 2 Model for Women Mentoring Women - Susan Hunt, George Grant (Foreword)
Challenges women to put the teaching of Titus 2 into action. Uses both biblical and modern-day examples to illustrate the principle of older women "caring for" younger women in the church.
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The True Woman: The Beauty and Strength of a Godly Woman - Susan Hunt
This exhortation to biblical womanhood will instruct and excite women about the unique opportunity they have to reflect Christ and make an impact for eternity by way of their God-given purpose.
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Women's Ministry in the Local Church - J. Ligon Duncan, Susan Hunt
Ligon Duncan and Susan Hunt present a practical theology of women's ministry in the local church.
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Your Home a Place of Grace - Susan Hunt
God's design for the family and the church is a wonderful thing. It's about one generation passing the legacy of faith on to the next. Susan Hunt shows parents what this looks like as they and their children journey through life. Though it's full of practical applications, it is not a how-to-book. It is more about who God is than what we do--and more about grace than guaranteed game plans.
