"Every family needs a well-worn copy of this book in their library. Don't let the title fool you, this book is not just for mothers and daughters, fathers and sons would benefit just as much from its pages. -Crystal"

Doug Phillips of Vision Forum writes: "Don’t let the title fool you. This is not just a book for women who keep home. Home-Making is an uncompromising vision statement for the domestic bliss and cultural dominion of the Christian family. The message of Home-Making is powerful: “Sisters, Brothers, Husbands, Wives — Home life is meant to be beautiful, ennobling, and victorious!” God intends for each person, from parent to child, to play a role in family life, the ultimate goal of which is the transformation of the individual, the home, and the society for the glory of God.

"Miller puts into writing truth that we need to hear but are usually too afraid to say. He carefully addresses each member of the family, managing to find the perfect balance between inspiration and exhortation."First, he addresses the marriage relationship: 'The married life is meant to be the happiest, fullest, purest, richest life. It is God’s own ideal of completeness.' He then instructs the husband and the wife: 'Every true-hearted husband should seek to be worthy of the wife he has already won. A true wife makes a man’s life nobler, stronger, grander, by the omnipotence of her love ‘turning all the forces of manhood upward and heavenward.’"With regard to the brother and sister relationship, never have I read as pure a description as here. Miller asks, 'Why should not a brother make a confidante of his own sister rather than of any other? Why should not a sister look to her own brother for counsel, for protection, for advice, rather than to any other?'

"My wife writes, 'Sometimes all of us get swallowed up in the day to day duties and lose sight of the beauty in family life. We all need our vision renewed and our hearts encouraged. This book does just that. I was deeply moved and my very heart was touched as I read the beautiful descriptions of biblical family relationships. I was inspired. My vision was refreshed.' " By J.R. Miller. Hardback. 266 pgs.