Tell Me More about the FDM Mindset

Sometimes we are trained or tempted to think that our Jesus Stories lie solely in our salvation experiences. However, those are only part of our stories along the way. As God and His Word move in and through you, you have countless more Jesus Stories. These stories make all the difference in the world when you share them with others.

Kids ask adults for a lot of things – but, “disciple me!” – probably not. Whether they articulate the words or not, though, they are asking you to help them understand why you believe in God and His Word. Even if they're not speaking the overt questions, they do want...

​We have heard that "disciple" has become a dirty word. That it's outdated and repels today's younger generation of adults. That it has negative connotations and takes too long. That nobody should have to submit themselves to anybody else's authority. And, oh yes,...

“Welcome! Make yourself at home!” This is one of the nicest things we can say when somebody arrives at our house. “Make yourself at home” means: come on in, be comfortable, get to know us and our space, be a part of our lives, we’re glad you’re here! Who doesn’t love...

Few things are more important than helping our kids connect the dots of their faith. However, often parents and grandparents and loving, godly people are at a loss for how to begin discipling the next generation. I was a seminary grad, but I felt the same way. Family Disciple Me is an outgrowth of my own experience with my kids.

Some wonderful women I know home school. Then there’s me:  I car school. And, while driving in circles has been my life, it is also becoming my legacy. You see, I’ve always prayed with my children when we drive. But, one year, I decided that the kids and I were going...

Family Disciple Me responds to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about the Family Disciple Me discipleship program. If you read through these and don't see your question answered, feel free to email us at...

by Stephanie Munden When I was 24 years old and newly married, my husband and I moved from a small, rural Missouri town to an even less populated area: a church camp in the middle of the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The closest Starbucks was an hour away, and the...

One of my family’s fun pastimes is playing the game Connect Four. Over the years, we have pulled out this game and played it many times. Familiar to most kids, the point is to be the first to "connect you." For many laughing, smiling moments my family has enjoyed this...