What Christian parent doesn’t want their children to follow Jesus? Tragically, it is possible to appear to follow him—without really knowing him.

What Christian parent doesn’t want their children to follow Jesus? Tragically, it is possible to appear to follow him—without really knowing him.
Do you want to excite your children? If so, here are some kid-approved ideas: end school early, take them to a movie… or read them the book of Ezekiel…
“Will you pray for me?” Yikes! How many times have you said, “Yes, of course!” but doubted that you’d ever remember to do it?
This question, asked by one of my daughters was not the first time it had been asked. Some of my other children have asked similar questions as they’ve studied the Bible on their own.
Leading little ones in family devotions is important. Somedays you find yourself asking yourself “Is this making any difference?” It is! Press on friend. Here are some practical tips to help.
You’ve heard a lot about the importance of family devotions. You’ve probably even made a few attempts at starting them in your own home.
We feel compelled to study the Bible because we know we should. It is God’s word, after all. But we often leave our time in the Word like we leave an encyclopedia…
Do not underestimate the power of regular time in God’s word as a family. I write because I am particularly burdened that God’s Word is easily set aside in our homes.
A few highly rated articles about activities families should do together reveal some interesting answers—and non-answers. For example, one article said to visit museums or take a hot air balloon ride.