
Mealtimes are more than a mundane necessity for families. They can be a multi-purpose opportunity! Here is some practical advice rooted in biblical priorities for making the most of family mealtimes.
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Mealtimes are more than a mundane necessity for families. They can be a multi-purpose opportunity! Here is some practical advice rooted in biblical priorities for making the most of family mealtimes.
God places worship at the center of the Christian life and the start of the Chrisitan week. How can you teach and show your children that God is special and worthy of worship?
As my wife Elise and I worked on this article together, we enjoyed reflecting on some lessons God has taught us through change during the past eleven years of our marriage.
God is doing a great work in your family—through you. This article explores three key ways God is at work in your family even in the mundane moments of life.
Conversations essential to family culture can tempt us to gossip. Why do we gossip in the home? What havoc can this vice wreck in our homes?
As parents we are to ensure that our children are guided to entertainment that does not detract from their call to holy living for God’s glory. Here are some Scriptural benchmarks or checks that will help govern our family entertainment choices.
Our children are constantly exposed to and pursuing various forms of entertainment. We have an opportunity as dads to direct them to the perfect guide that can help them think through and wisely consume all forms of entertainment. Let’s go to God’s wonderful Word to find truths and principles that can guide our kids’ entertainment choices.
In the last article, guest writer Andrew French charted the current obstacles to developing the dominion mandate in our children. This follow up article offers four concrete solutions to help children and teens embrace their God-given ability to work.
In this article, guest writer, Andrew French, explores the challenges to developing a biblical view of work and why it is so important that we encourage this development in our children.