How do you know the truth is sticking with your kids? Here are five ways you can make a greater impact in family discipleship to effectively impart truth that stays with your kids long after they have grown and left home.
It is essential that as we teach our children the importance of service, it is done by prayerfully and intentionally pointing them back to the ultimate Servant, Jesus Christ.
Four steps for beginning and maintaining effective family devotions with even your youngest kids.
Your goal is not to fix your family (as if they were a broken machine); they are a garden that needs to be routinely tended.
Do you dream that the hearts of your children would catch the vision of a life wholly given to Jesus? Do you pray for them to stand strong in the fight of faith and to be used by God to gain spiritual ground in this world for His glory?
As parents, it’s our responsibility to train our children, both in words and in example, what it looks like to live for God in all facets of life.
What is your vision for your family’s discipleship? How can you keep devotions from becoming just an item on your to-do list?
How do you know the truth is sticking with your kids? Here are five ways you can make a greater impact in family discipleship to effectively impart truth that stays with your kids long after they have grown and left home.
Your goal is not to fix your family (as if they were a broken machine); they are a garden that needs to be routinely tended.
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