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Part 3 in our Wholly Discipled Families: Right Beliefs

Week 2 To “Know” God: Part 2 Last week, we introduced the idea of Hebraic ways of knowing, or yāḏa. Israel's understanding of knowing God...

To “Know” God: Part 1 How do we pass along our faith to the next generation? What is discipleship? What does it look like to disciple in...

Recently our family went on vacation to an indoor water park and had an absolute blast the entire week! It was the first of, what we hope...

Is it OK to Ask Questions? Luke 8:22–25 (ESV): One day he got into a boat with his disciples, and he said to them, “Let us go across to...

Praying for our Kids This is the fourth in our “Prayer and the Family” series! This week, we look at prayer and our kids. Many resources...

Prayer in our Marriages Welcome to the third part of our series about prayer and the family! Join us as we consider how God’s Word can...

Praying Families In the previous post, we discussed the secret place in God’s presence where we can abide with him always. If you notice,...

How Then Should We Pray This is the first in a series of posts about prayer and the family! Join us as we consider how our prayers lives...

Recently, my small group leader introduced a different method of bible study to our group. Its simplicity was compelling because the...

The story we most often hear when it comes to Hosea is God's command to marry Gomer (a prostitute), but that is actually only the first...

From Michelle... "Sacrifice"... This is a word that parents know well. Our initial thoughts go to morning sickness, giving up the home...

“The emotional connection with God provides us with distinctive insights into God that cannot be gained from any other source.”

In his book, Jesus-Centered Youth Ministry, Rick Lawrence relays an anecdote from a sermon Charles Spurgeon preached on March 13, 1859...

“iNSOURCED PARENTING” Insourcing: the practice of using an organization's personnel or other resources to accomplish a previously...