Devotional Journal

Black brush lettering on ivory handmade paper: “A joyful gathering can honor Jesus through the care we offer each person.”

Keeping Christ at the Center of a Family Celebr...

A family celebration can honor Jesus in its welcome, gratitude, and care. Consider the people gathering and choose a few practical ways to help them feel included.

Keeping Christ at the Center of a Family Celebr...

A family celebration can honor Jesus in its welcome, gratitude, and care. Consider the people gathering and choose a few practical ways to help them feel included.

Black brush lettering on ivory handmade paper: “Learning the prayer Jesus taught can help a family turn toward the Father together.”

Helping Your Family Learn the Lord's Prayer

Learn the prayer Jesus taught one phrase at a time. Read its words in the NIV, explain unfamiliar language, and connect its requests to ordinary family life.

Helping Your Family Learn the Lord's Prayer

Learn the prayer Jesus taught one phrase at a time. Read its words in the NIV, explain unfamiliar language, and connect its requests to ordinary family life.

Black brush lettering on ivory handmade paper: “A conversation about baptism can turn a child’s attention toward the risen Jesus.”

Talking About Baptism With Your Child

A child’s questions about baptism can open a conversation about the Gospel. Read Romans 6 together and seek your church’s help as you point them toward Jesus.

Talking About Baptism With Your Child

A child’s questions about baptism can open a conversation about the Gospel. Read Romans 6 together and seek your church’s help as you point them toward Jesus.

Black brush lettering on ivory handmade paper: “An honest apology lets a child see humility taking shape at home.”

Letting Children See You Ask Forgiveness

Parents can model humility by taking responsibility for their own actions. Offer a clear apology and let patient follow-through help rebuild care and trust.

Letting Children See You Ask Forgiveness

Parents can model humility by taking responsibility for their own actions. Offer a clear apology and let patient follow-through help rebuild care and trust.