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Why Child Discipleship Matters

Sam Luce

I started playing basketball when I was nine years old. We were taught the basics: dribbling, passing and shooting. The […]

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How to Talk with Your Child About Jesus’ Death, Burial and Resurrection

Ed Gossien

On the shore of the Sea of Galilee, Jesus began a conversation with Peter that started with the words, “Follow […]

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New Creation Hope for Us and the Next Generation

Barnabas Piper

“Why would anyone want to bring children into this horrid world?” I imagine many of us have heard someone pose […]

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Why You Should Bring Your Kids to Funerals

Sam Luce

As a pastor, I went to more funerals than most people. As a result, my kids go to more funerals […]

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Why Memory Verses Are a Formational Tool — 5 Memory Verses for Families This Easter

Shawna Murlin

I have stored up Your word in my heart, that I might . . . Prove my Bible expertise in […]

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Making Holy Week a Family Event

Curt Hale

Let’s start with a scenario. Your daughter’s softball team has a tournament this weekend, and her uniform is currently lying […]

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God's Big Story for Little Hearts

Hannah Hagarty

When I was growing up, I was given the gift of good books and good guests at the dinner table. […]

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The Story we Tell our Children an interview with Matt Markins

Sam Luce

Sam: What was the reason you wrote The Story we Tell Our Children? What was the backstory or the problem […]

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How the Trinity Helps us be Better Friends

Sam Luce

I was never good at math. I still struggle. But I am proud to say I have the basics on […]

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Discipling in the Little Moments

Sarah Free

Child discipleship. Sounds like a weighty concept — a term that belongs to your church’s children’s ministry, right? It’s something […]

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Better Rhythms for a Better Year, Together

Mike Handler

Family Rhythms for 2026: Five Practices That Make Room for Relationship A new year brings new expectations and a chance […]

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The Stockholm Generation: Why the Stories We Tell Shape Who Our Children Become

Sam Luce

“Once upon a time, we told stories.” Real stories. Stories wrapped in the glow of a crackling fire, where embers […]