BiblicalParenting.org recently two helpful resources on their website that seek to “empower children and parents to learn, worship, and serve together.”
The first resource is an article from Holly Allen–Director of Child and Family Studies at John Brown University–entitled, “Bringing the Generations [...]
We are excited to announce that the latest issue of The Journal of Discipleship and Family Ministry will soon be available. Below is the table of contents of our upcoming installment that will focus on the issue of motherhood. If you are interested in receiving a copy [...]
Wise words from pastor David Sunday at The Gospel Coalition.
“What therefore God has joined together, let not man separate” (Matt. 19:6b).
When Jesus spoke those words, he was referring to marriage. But in the wisdom of God, these words also apply to the relationship between our families and our ministries.
As my friend Mike [...]
Doug Wolter at Gospel-Centered Discipleship explains the vital difference.
Okay, I’ll be the first to admit it. I’m an overprotective parent. I have a tendency to overdo it and obsess over the little things that don’t really matter. I guess that’s why I was intrigued by TIME magazine’s cover story a couple of [...]
Timothy Paul Jones—well known author, speaker, and seminary professor—recently launched his new website, TimothyPaulJones.com. At the site you can find access to several of Jones’ books and articles from his blog. Below are a few selections from the blog you might find helpful.
Michael Kelly explains,
At the Together for the Gospel Conference, I heard CJ Mahaney make a remarkable statement:
“Behind every fruitful church is a dying pastor.”
He made this statement while preaching on 2 Corinthians 4, a chapter in which Paul exhorted his readers to not lose heart. The idea behind the statement is one that is [...]
Over at the Domestic Kingdom blog, Gloria Furman posted an article on a interesting “gospel activity” she recently enjoyed with her children. Below is an excerpt from and link to the article.
Ever since Priya Samuel wrote this article I’ve been inspired to look for creative ways to talk with my kids [...]
Below is an excerpt and a link to a helpful article in which Paul Tautges clears up a few misconceptions about what is looks like for a wife to submit to her husband.
The Bible’s call to the wife to submit to her husband is one of the most misunderstood and confused areas of the Christian [...]
The Journal of Discipleship and Family Ministry is the premier professional and academic journal for family ministry and family ministers in local churches.
The Gheens Center for Christian Family Ministry at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary publishes two journal issues each year. Each issue is released in printed format to subscribers, then in Amazon Kindle [...]
Gospel-Centered Family. By Ed Moll and Tim Chester. Purcellville, VA: The Good Book Company, 2009, 93 pp. $9.99.
In Gospel-Centered Family ̧ authors Ed Moll and Tim Chester seek to find a middle ground between two competing philosophies of parenting : parenting that emphasizes [...]
From the Publisher: All of us want to raise good kids. And we want to be good parents. But what exactly do we mean by “good?” And is “being good” really the point?
Mother-daughter team Elyse Fitzpatrick and Jessica Thompson contend that every way we try to make our kids “good” is simply an extension of [...]
