We are able to use all of this gift-giving as an opportunity to talk about that first Advent. We can teach our families that the gifts of Christmas are a reminder of the greatest gifts ever. So as you give gifts and prepare your hearts for worship this Advent season, here are five biblical truths and five Bible verses that you can use for Family worship from December 21 – 25…
Read MoreThese Bible verses are meant to provide a starting point for your Family Worship this Advent. Whether you open the Word of God together in the morning, the afternoon, or the evening, we pray that you and your family will enjoy times of Family Worship together this year that finds you reading Scripture in your home.
Read MoreThis December can be filled with intentional gospel conversations as you sit in the house making cookies, as you travel neighborhoods looking at Christmas lights, during that early morning before you open presents, and just before bedtime after your Christmas movie night. As you plan family time this month, cultivate Family Worship through gospel conversations about the Advent of Jesus. Look back in celebration, look forward in longing, and lead your family to enjoy the One who came and is coming again.
Read MoreOn the night Jesus was born, an angel of the Lord appeared to shepherds and proclaimed “Good News of Great Joy for All People.” This new Advent devotion allows your family to celebrate the Good News, Great Joy, All People truth as you enjoy family worship together.
Read MoreFamilies who give thanks together enjoy the blessings of a gratitude-filled home. These blessings outlast the Thanksgiving holiday and overcome the challenges of any given year. When families learn to cultivate thankful hearts day-to-day, these five attributes will also find their way into the home:
Read MoreAs the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, it’s a wonderful opportunity to pause and reflect on God’s abundant goodness in our lives. This day is more than a meal—it’s a moment for families to gather, share their gratitude, and glorify God together. Thanksgiving isn’t just about what we’re thankful for—it’s about Who we’re thankful to.
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