Articles related to "Family Devotions"

Family devotions are a great way for families to come together and learn about the Bible together. They should be interesting and fun for everyone in the family.

When a family decides to start having daily devotion time together, busy schedules can present a roadblock. It is important to start with creating a regular routine.

Ending Bible devotions with a method that makes them unforgettable help the lessons stick. Lasting lessons become springboards to applying God's truth in everyday life.

This back-to-school devotion with prayer and scripture invites the entire family and God to celebrate the transition into school.

It can be daunting for Christian children attending public schools. Here are some tips for parents to help their children communicate with their non-Christian friends.

There are teachings in the Bible that give advice and encouragement to adolescents and teenagers on resisting negative peer pressure and avoiding bad influences.

The jury is in on the fact that TV and technology are taking over homes, but quality family time can be created by turning off multi-media toys for two days every week.

Jesus' model of prayer from The Sermon On The Mount has come to be known as The Lord's Prayer, or the Our Father, teaching His followers how to pray.

It is important for Christian families to start the day together with Bible study in an attitude of praise and worship, creating hope and a connection to God.

Simple prayers offer ways to welcome November on Veteran's Day, at the Thanksgiving dinner table, or while enjoying early winter weather.

Time is taxing on today's families. Kids are involved in school activities, sports leagues, and homework deadlines. Where does this leave time for Wednesday Nights?

Often referred to in funeral sermons, this very popular psalm of King David is in fact a reflection on Jesus as a shepherd to His followers on earth.