Five hundred years ago, William Tyndale dreamed of a day when even a simple farm boy could read, understand, and know the Word of God. Tyndale gave his life to that mission—and ultimately, he gave his life for it. Today, the day he dreamed about is ours. God’s Word is more accessible than he could possibly have imagined. The question is: What will we do with what we’ve been given?
Before we ever Seek Him or Speak Him, God is already seeking us and speaking to us. We get to step into what He has already begun, not just in our own lives, but in our families.
The house is quieter now, and I find myself reflecting on nearly three decades of parenting. I made plenty of mistakes along the way, but I can confidently say these are some choices I absolutely don’t regret.
What would happen if every single person who has placed their faith in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior felt encouraged, equipped, and empowered to live out His Great Commission? This is the mission of the Family Disciple Me ministry.
The “zero entry” devotion driven discipleship™ strategy encourages us to start simple with those God has entrusted to us.
Kids ask for plenty of stuff. They ask for snacks and wishes and goodnight kisses. They ask for help tying shoes and smearing on glue.
As my husband and I raised our five children, I began to realize that our kids’ minds start out similar to an empty Connect Four grid, waiting to be filled.
Sharing Christ with the next generation is doable, one conversation at a time. We can skip the intimidation, because conversations are simple, enjoyable and meaningful.
What we believe matters, because it guides what we say and what we do. This should be true in each of our lives, and this
