[This is a post in a series on Discipling Your Family Well.] When it comes to discipleship of any kind consistency is required for success. Within the confines of our family discipleship this aspect is magnified. Our children need to see the imprint of Jesus on our individuals and on our families day in and day…
Read More[This post first appeared on http://kfbcstudents.wordpress.com] Christmas is almost here. For many the Christmas holiday brings great time with family, good memories, great food, gifts (some of which we will give to someone else later), and joy. At least that is what we sing about. For many others however, Christmas brings with it a reminder…
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[This is a post in a series on Discipling Your Family Well.] Last week our family traveled back to East Tennessee for Thanksgiving. We arrived to find the ground covered with about four inches of snow. It has been colder here in the Atlanta area as of late, but it is rare to see significant amounts…
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To this point, I have been in student ministry for over 15 years. Throughout those years there have been many things along the way that have had an influence on my personal, spiritual, and ministry life. Among those however, there are four that have changed my ministry forever. If they haven’t happened in your life…
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[This is a post in a series on Discipling Your Family Well.] It is so important that you take the responsibility to disciple your family serious. In order to be successful in this, you must be realistic in your approach and your expectations of family discipleship. While a huge part of discipleship does happen naturally, it…
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[This is a post in a series on Discipling Your Family Well.] I’ve often heard it said that “what stops us most is the start.” I have found this to be true in my life many times. Often for me it has been the fear of failing, the uncertainty of how to begin, the feeling of…
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