As we enjoy Family Devotions this Advent Season, as we celebrate the birth of Jesus this Christmas, are we leading our families to understand the “Why” behind the manger? Do our families understand the weight of it all? Are we shepherding them so their eyes are open to the beautiful purpose of God sending His Son?
Read MoreThis December can be filled with intentional gospel conversations as you sit in the house making cookies, as you travel neighborhoods looking at Christmas lights, during that early morning before you open presents, and just before bedtime after your Christmas movie night. As you plan family time this month, cultivate Family Worship through gospel conversations about the Advent of Jesus. Look back in celebration, look forward in longing, and lead your family to enjoy the One who came and is coming again.
Read MoreOn the night Jesus was born, an angel of the Lord appeared to shepherds and proclaimed “Good News of Great Joy for All People.” This new Advent devotion allows your family to celebrate the Good News, Great Joy, All People truth as you enjoy family worship together.
Read MoreFrom country and blues to gospel choirs and children’s praise, these songs remind us that gratitude sounds different in every voice but rises to the same God. Each Gospel Family Devotional playlist is carefully curated to include a variety of styles and genres—some songs you’ve sung for years and others you may be discovering for the first time—all chosen to help families worship the Lord together with thankful hearts.
Read MoreWe encourage you to make this playlist part of your family’s devotional rhythm this month. Let these songs fill your home, car, or earbuds with reminders of Paul’s example—and, even more, of Christ’s power to transform, sustain, and send us out with the gospel.
Read MoreWe’re launching a new monthly Family Praise Playlist. Each playlist ties directly into the Scriptures and devotions we’re walking through that month. These songs will help you bring worship into your living room, around the dinner table, and even on the drive to school. They’re designed for the whole family—from parents to little ones—to sing, remember, and rejoice together.
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