Families who cultivate gratitude as a gospel habit will not only create a joyful home but will also point one another to the One who is worthy of all thanks.
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Available in both paperback and Kindle editions, this book is a verse-by-verse study through the entire book of Jude.
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Every parent is a theologian. With every prayer at bedtime, every conversation in the car, and every decision about how we spend our time, parents are shaping what their children believe about God.
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The journey from bondage in Egypt to worship at Sinai represents, in a general sense, the redemption of all of God’s elect: from slavery, to salvation, to service.
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Meals are not peripheral to God’s plan; they are central. And that means our dinner tables are not incidental; they are special opportunities for gospel ministry.
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Undoubtedly, MacArthur would want his legacy carried on by helping others come to know Jesus as well. Until we see Pastor John again, let’s plan on doing just that in our homes and in our churches: unleashing God’s truth, one verse at a time.
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As Christian parents, we are eager for our children to know and love the Lord. We want to teach them the Word, shape their thinking with the truth, and model faithful Christian living before them. But what do we do when it comes to prayer, especially when we know that our children may not yet be born again?
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Robert was an excellent host, and I appreciated the opportunity to talk with him. His podcast regularly brings in high-caliber guests (I was a rare exception!), so I heartily commend it to you.
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When examining Old Testament Law, those are the two main passages in which polygamists have tried to house their beliefs. Having exposed the truth behind these verses, we can confidently say, “No, Mosaic Law does not sanction polygamy.” On the contrary, God’s Law is holy, righteous, and good.
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My hope and prayer is that with these things in mind, you would feel confident to begin teaching your kids the book of beginnings. If you’re asking where to begin teaching your kids the Bible, your heart is in the right place. Hopefully, now your head is, too.
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