Raising Positive Kids in a Negative World

Ziglar's warmth and conviction come through clearly, and his insistence that children need abundant time — not just quality time — with parents remains as relevant as ever. The explicit Christian grounding will be a genuine strength for faith-conservative families. But 1985 is a long time ago: the cultural pressures, media landscape, and social challenges Ziglar was writing against have changed dramatically, and his prescriptive answers can feel ill-fitted to what parents face today. Faith-aligned readers who appreciate the foundation may still find value here; everyone else is better served by something more current.