As Fall approaches, now seems like a good time to challenge all of us fathers to recommit to leading our families in Family Worship. Some helpful posts and a video from Donald Whitney:
5 Reasons to Prioritize Family Worship
As Fall approaches, now seems like a good time to challenge all of us fathers to recommit to leading our families in Family Worship. Some helpful posts and a video from Donald Whitney:
5 Reasons to Prioritize Family Worship
Here are some good posts on the family:
Why Satan Hates Your Family – Tim Challies
10 Principles for Christian Husbands and Fathers – Jason Helopoulos
Making Jesus Central in Your Family’s Life – Jamie Brown
Here are some good posts on parenting:
Parenting Well in a Digital World – Tim Challies
Even at the best of times there is nothing simple about raising children. But throw in a million new technologies—new devices and social networks and apps—and things get far more complicated still. This is every parent’s challenge today.
I Pray This for My Children – Gregory Harris
Part of my answer to those who asked me about raising our children would be that we repeatedly prayed for them….Here is what I prayed (and still pray) for my children….
The Most Important Thing My Parents Did – Tim Challies
Here is one thing I learned from my parents: Nothing can take the place of simply living as a Christian in view of my children.
Here are some good posts for parents on teaching the Bible to your children:
How to Soak the Next Generation in God’s Word – Jani Ortlund
5 Simple Ways to Teach Your Kids Theology – Aaron Earls
Helping Children Benefit from the Sermon – Erik Raymond
Teach Your Child to Have Devotions – Ryan Higginbottom
Here are some good posts on the family:
Marriage on the Edge of Eternity – Francis Chan
(It might be time to rethink our focus…)
10 Ways to Exercise Christlike Headship – Owen Strachan
(It may not be what you think…)
5 Reasons We Eat Together as a Family – Tim Challies
(Some good reasons for an important family practice…)
Here are some good posts on pursuing purity:
The Porn-Free Family Plan – Tim Challies
Lot of good ideas!
7 Good Reasons To Stop Looking at Porn Right Now – Tim Challies
Teens and Unrestricted Access: Time to Repent – John Perritt (TGC)
Here are some good posts for singles:
Single, Satisfied, and Sent: Mission for the Not-Yet Married – Marshall Segai (DG)
4 Things God Says to Singles – Vaughn Roberts (TGC)
Today Was Supposed to Be My Wedding Day – M. Conner (TGC)
Here are some good posts to ponder on marriage:
8 Bullet Points on Marriage – Tim Challies
Marriage Defined – Borrowed Light
6 Deadly Enemies of Marriage – Tim Challies
Here are some good posts on parenting I’ve been collecting:
Five Things We Teach Our Kids When We Don’t Know They Are Watching – Melissa Edgington
When My Fashion Accessory Told Me To Take A Hike – Tim Challies (Yes, this is about parenting, and if you are reading this, you should probably consider this post.)
Daddy, Does God Want To Save Me? – David Murray
Here are some posts I have been collecting on sexual purity:
F.L.E.E. – A Strategy for Purity – Trent Hunter (GC)
What’s your plan for the next encounter with temptation? Or for the next conversation with a friend, child, or spouse who needs your counsel? Here’s a strategy: F.L.E.E. It’s biblical, it’s hard to forget, and it fits on a napkin.
How Far Is Too Far: Part One, Part Two, Part Three – Crossway
Adapted from Sex, Dating, and Relationships by Gerald Hiestand and Jay Thomas
Very interesting and helpful approach. Tim Challies offers another summary.
Sex As A Commitment Apparatus – Tim Keller via Kevin DeYoung
The Bible does not counsel sexual abstinence before marriage because it has such a low view of sex but because it has such a lofty one. The Biblical view implies that sex outside of marriage is not just morally wrong but also personally harmful. If sex is designed to be part of making a covenant and experiencing that covenant’s renewal, then we should think of sex as an emotional “commitment apparatus.”