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 MoreFatherhood is a sacred calling. God entrusts children to fathers not merely for provision and protection but for the ultimate purpose of discipleship. Your role is not just to raise moral, successful, or well-rounded children—it is to lead them to become disciples of Jesus Christ. This calling is not a burden but a joy. It is an opportunity to partner with God in shaping their hearts to love and follow Him.
Read MoreThere’s something powerful about gathering your family around the Word—opening Scripture together, asking questions, praying, and watching the gospel take root in hearts right inside your home. Our Daily Family Devos exist to help you bring the truth of Jesus into your home day after day. Gospel Family Devotionals will have a new look in May. We’re moving to a mobile-friendly vertical format so you can easily scroll through the devotional on your phone or tablet
Read MoreFebruary’s devotionals are designed to help you lead your family into a deeper understanding of the love of God—not as a feeling, but as God reveals it in Scripture: covenantal, sacrificial, faithful, and transforming. Throughout the month, you’ll trace that love from the Old Testament, through its fullest expression in Jesus Christ, and into the daily life of those who follow Him. The goal is not just to talk about love, but to recognize it, trust it, and live it. The month is anchored by the memory verse, Romans 5:8: “But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” This verse reminds us that God’s love does not wait for worthiness or improvement—He loved first. Returning to it throughout the month helps keep love firmly rooted in the gospel.
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.
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