Building Habits That Build Our Kids and Families Ever feel like parenting is just a loop of chaosโsnacks, screens, bedtime battlesโฆ repeat? What if your daily routines werenโt just survival tools, but discipleship tools? This blog unpacks theย Family Rhythm Mindset series, five short episodes designed to help you live out the Gospel in the daily... Continue Reading →
๐ก Family Rhythm: A 5-Part Devotional Series to Build Habits That Build Our Families
Discover Family Rhythm โ a five-part YouTube devotional series that walks families through God's redemptive story. Learn how small habits can transform your home with peace, wisdom and wonder. I'm really excited about this series. If you can use this in your home or in your small group, please take a moment to let me... Continue Reading →
Human Sin: Avoiding Two Traps
My wife doesnโt like this word, but sin sucks! Children are aware of their own sin. When approaching the topic of sin avoid these two traps: 1) Gloss over sin saying, โThatโs just kids being kids.โ (Seeds planted soon grow.) 2) Squash children with an overbearing weight of impossible expectations. Rather, teach awareness of personal... Continue Reading →
Life: Longing for the Way it is Meant to Be
Life is a wonderful gift. From birth to death, every unique individual is on a journey of discovery and a search for meaning and significance. Yet death is a stark reminder that life is all too shortโฆunlessโฆthere is an alternate ending. This is the Gospel: Christ came to bring us life. Real life. Forever life.... Continue Reading →
Late Adulthood: Fulfilling Reflection
Late adults (65+) are those whoโve been blessed to live a full life. Theyโve entered a time of harvest from all theyโve experienced. They are to be highly honoured and not forgotten. They have much wisdom to offer. But here, despair can set in if regret overwhelms. Before you enter this stage, ask yourself, โWill... Continue Reading →
Early Adulthood: Avoiding Loneliness
Early adults (18-40) are craving a life enriched with intimate and committed relationships. Yet many are experiencing perpetual loneliness. More than many realize, loneliness contributes to many illnesses and depressive tendencies. This week make a concerted effort to extend friendship to someone in your community. Authentic friendships will do more to change the world than... Continue Reading →
The One Story to Tell Your Family
For me, I get overwhelmed sometimes when there are too many choices. We have a phrase in our culture when we have a question: โJust Google it.โ For wise and discerning people, that can be somewhat helpful. But I need more than a quick tip or a rabbit trail of opinions, I want a guiding... Continue Reading →
What to Do When We Blow Up – Connected Families
What to Do When We Blow Up - Connected Families. The goal and hope of Christianity is restoration. Jesus Christ sacrificed his life so that we could be restored in our relationship with God. One day, He will restore all things and make all things new and right and good. For the mean time we... Continue Reading →
11 Practical Ways for Men to Lead a Family | Pastor Mark
11 Practical Ways for Men to Lead a Family | Pastor Mark.
A Comprehensive Plan for Mentoring Families
I'm attaching here a project I worked on for my seminary class: Ministering to Families. It is essentially a walk through of a system for mentoring families that promotes relational restoration. The principles are based on the story of the Gospel as the best plan not only for a restored relationship with God, but also... Continue Reading →
