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Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the most printed books of all time for good reason. This illustrated and modified version is the perfect introduction to the classic for families with young kids.
For families who want to grow together in both their likeness to Christ and the knowledge of his truth, time in God’s Word together is essential. The Family Worship Series presented by Bible Visuals International is an excellent resource to lead your elementary-age children in this daily learning.
Fathers bear the ultimate responsibility to raise their children according to the Bible (Eph. 6:4)! Thankfully, there are numerous tools available that can help us. Let me introduce you to a resource that accomplishes just that: The Ology: Ancient Truths Ever New by Marty Machowski.
Are you looking for trustworthy books about the Bible for your children to read or have read to them? Join Andy Gleiser in this post as he reviews a helpful book on the Bible for children first released in 2004.
In the barrage of information, voices, and opinions coming your way in 2022, how are you going to find true wisdom? Brett McCracken’s The Wisdom Pyramid provides a paradigm that can help orient your heart and mind this year toward God and His wisdom.
If you are looking for a children’s Bible storybook that is “conversational, whimsical, and biblically faithful,” consider adding The Promises of God Storybook Bible to your rotation of family devotion Bibles.
The Tech-Wise Family offers a perspective on life and the family that moves beyond how we use our phones. It guides parents to be present at home, to help their children thrive in community, and to leverage technology to cultivate a full life.
How can we lead our families in a way that pleases God? John MacArthur’s Brave Dad is a great resource for a dad who is ready for the simple truth about biblical fatherhood.
If you've never read Shepherding A Child's Heart by Paul Tripp, perhaps it's time to pick it up. Parents are called by God to shepherd their child's heart and not just manage their behavior. Kris Schaal will give you 6 reasons why you should read this book.