FamilyTimeTogether.com | Building A Courageous Home.
Based on the movie Courageous, comes a website designed to equip dads and families with tools for building a courageous home. Check out some great ideas!
FamilyTimeTogether.com | Building A Courageous Home.
Based on the movie Courageous, comes a website designed to equip dads and families with tools for building a courageous home. Check out some great ideas!
Wes Stafford, president of Compassion International is a huge advocate for children of all kinds poor or rich. Here are his five habits for families:
1. Make an unbending commitment to the magical moments of bedtime.
2. Arrange leisure time with a view to minimizing absence from kids.
3. Refuse to let media push kids aside.
4. Sponsor a child as a discipleship tool.
5. Establish a weekly family night.
Conversation Starters-Provocative Questions from TableTopics.
Stimulate meaningful family discussions around the dinner table, in the car, on date nights and more! Check it out.
While our church does not use 252 Basics, there are some principles here in this blog that translate very easily. In other words, just change the titles of the resources to LEDGE Connection and the Living Inside Out at Home page. Good stuff!
Click on the link below for a simple game you can use to teach your kids about the Bible. It’s from Focus Parenting (ie. Focus on the Family).
Further ideas, resources and links I liked from the Children’s Ministry Expo, 2010 that will benefit children’s ministry leaders as well as parents influence the next generation to walk with Jesus.
In this article:
I came across some simple principles to help your family more firmly establish your habit of studying the Bible together. I think they’re basic, but a fantastic set of principles to master!
Enjoy this article!
Help your family understand how each part of the Bible fits together. This game can help: Bible Timeline Game
Caution: This family night activity might cause children to watch their words.
Goal: To emphasize the power of the tongue for good or bad.
A Minty Fresh Family Night: There is toothpaste all over the plastic covered table. Four young kids are having the time of their lives squeezing the paste out of the tube-trying to expunge every drop like Dad told them to. “Okay,” says Dad, slapping a twenty-dollar bill onto the table. “The first person to get the toothpaste back into their tube gets this money!” Little hands begin working to shove the peppermint pile back into rolled up tubes – with very limited success. “We can’t do it, Dad!” protests the youngest child. “The Bible tells us that’s just like your tongue. Once the words come out, it’s impossible to get them back in. You need to be careful what you say because you may wish you could take it back.” responds Dad in a calm and reassuring voice. An unforgettable impression is made.