This is a very helpful, practical and straight-forward answer by one Pastor on how he “pastors his family.”  Enjoy the post and prayerfully consider how you might better lead your family spiritually.

Much of what I write on my blog is not new nor is it novel.  Most of the time I read something in a book, in an article or on a website and it triggers something I’d like to briefly write about or simply copy all-together (of course giving credit where credit is due).  This…

Tomorrow morning I’m preaching Matthew 7:1-12 and have “creatively” titled the messaged “to judge or not to judge.”  I say “creatively” because I don’t think the title is really all that creative?  Nevertheless, I’m looking forward to preaching this text.  This passage has probably one of the more quoted verses in all of the Bible;…

Here is a little summary of one the chapters in George Barna’s book Transforming Children Into Spiritual Champions.  “God’s plan is for families to lead in the provision of spiritual development for their children.  Churches have a viable role in that process, but it is parents who will be held accountable by God for the…

This is an audio file from Dr. Timothy Paul Jones, a professor at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he speaks about family discipleship.  I have listened to some of it and will listen to the remainder of it later, but suffice it to say, if Dr. Jones has anything to do with it, it’s going…

Similar to another post I submitted several days go concerning a book-review entitled Family Feuds: How to Respond by Tim Lane, Dr. Moore shares some additional insight on what “followers of Jesus ought to remember, especially if you’ve got a difficult extended family situation.”

This is a good word by a good friend of mine Dr. Brandon Shields on how dads can make the most of Christmas – thanks Brandon.