Studying the Bible as a family has so many perks. For one, it fulfills the Scripture in Deuteronomy 6:7-9 that speaks of teaching the word diligently to your children… “when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down and when you rise up.” Another perk is clearly modeling…
To the Mom Who Wants to Raise Godly Kids, I know you, friend. While we’ve never met in person, I know your heart and how you long to raise kids who love the Lord. Your heart’s desire is to grow children who have a personal relationship with God and have deep roots of faith. Yet…
Brace yourself. Because I am going to say three words that immediately cause the majority of us to feel inadequate and guilty, if not defeated: (Are you ready for them?) FAMILY BIBLE STUDY For many Christians, the words “family Bible study” produce feelings of guilt, frustration, inadequacy, and mild panic. We know how important it…
Before you became a mom, you dreamed of leading your child to a personal relationship with the Lord. It’s been your vision to shepherd your child’s heart towards knowing and loving the Lord. Maybe you even imagined sharing your favorite quiet time tips as you lead your child towards a deep spiritual growth. Fast forward…
For me, as a teacher, August is like the beginning of the year. I try to set New School Year’s Resolutions, create new habits, and set myself up for success. However, many times I fall short (probably because I bite off more than I can chew.) One goal that I have worked hard to maintain…
Life can be hectic and chaotic. The modern adult is racing from one activity to the next and feels pushed and pulled in 1,000 different directions. And as a society, we are longing for peace, searching for hope and waiting for restoration. We long to connect more with our family and according a recent study…
You had every intention of growing your children in faith through sweet, family devotional time. Loving the Lord yourself, you planned to raise your children with the same devotion to God and to love studying His Word. Fast forward a few years, and if you’re honest, having a solid family Bible study plan can be…
It was the break of dawn, and the sun had not yet graced the sky with its presence. Dew glistened on the lawn, sparkling like gems in the predawn light. There I sat, clutching my coffee and my Bible, willing the sleepy fog away. I had great intentions to spend time in prayer and dive…