Our children don’t need us to save them. Christ does that. They need us to point them to Him with humility, faithfulness, consistency, joy, and love. If we shepherd our homes with the same intentionality we bring to our pulpits—perhaps even more—we may discover that one of the most significant ministries God entrusts to us is not the one people applaud, but the one that unfolds quietly around our dinner tables. And that is a calling worth protecting.
Read MoreWho will pass the Gospel down to the next generation? Who will have the greatest influence on the next generation? What is your role in all of this? Family Worship can create opportunities for one generation to pass their faith to the next generation, leaving a legacy of faith.
Read MoreHearts are heavy, for these are weighty times. And the issues of today affect everyone in the home.
Read MoreCan you picture brothers and sisters in Christ who have missed one another dearly, coming back from quarantine and social distancing with a renewed appreciation for church gatherings? Can you picture them shaking hands? Hugging one another? Laughing together and opening the Word of God together? Singing out praise songs right next to each other?
Read MoreProclaiming the Gospel to children and teenagers today is a journey of discipleship that includes the entire church family. It is a partnership between parents, families, church members, ministers, leaders, and pastors. On one level or another, at one time or another, everyone in the church is invited to be involved. It is a multidimensional, multigenerational, church-wide ministry. The home and the church come together for this common purpose.
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