Thinking biblically about worry, anxiety, hope, trust, and peace. Bible scriptures to study for family devotion.

Studying God's Word is the core of your family's daily devotional.  Knowing His Word leads to knowing His character and will.  This in turn properly motivates our prayers and songs.  Your family's reading should take you through all elements of the Bible over the weeks, months, and years that you spend together.  You can either read straight through the Bible, read chronologically, or read various sections of the Old or New Testament...

Preparing for baptism. Bible scriptures to study during family devotion over several weeks.

Each Christian family must have a routine time of focusing on the scripture and praying for one another.  Here's what has worked well for us...

Dad should lead the family in prayer, thanking God for what was just studied and asking Him to enable the family to faithfully fulfill what's been learned.  You may want to base your prayers on the Lord's Prayer using this outline...

With regular Bible reading as the centerpiece, other resources can be used to draw together Biblical ideas.

Let's peer into the future for schools - success for the classical schooling method means most of the graduates are mature, godly, and biblically-minded. When these marry and begin education for their own children, what might such an educational system look like? How about after 3 or 4 generations?

Generations have enjoyed learning Biblical truths with various catechisms. The Children's Catechism is simple enough for the very young, yet contains the most profound truths of the Christian faith. Here are simple suggestions on teaching catechism to your children and family...[More]

We just returned from a trip to Boston for the Reformation 500 Celebration, followed by 5 days in Washington DC. A great trip - I'll post more details later.
For now, here are posts from our daughters first second

You can also buy CDs from the Reformation 500 conference from Vision Forum.