What if your family was designed to be one of the primary places where your children learn what it looks like to follow Jesus?

This week, we continue our conversation on family by looking at the biblical role of parents as the first and primary disciplers of their children. Steve takes us to Deuteronomy 6 and explores how God intended faith to be woven into the everyday rhythms of family life, not simply something reserved for Sundays.

We talk about the idea that faith is often caught more than it is taught, why discipleship of children shouldn't be outsourced to the church, and what it looks like to intentionally make the things of God part of your family’s everyday life. We also talk about the important role the church family plays in shaping our kids through relationships with other families, mentors, and disciplers.

Steve even shares personally about the people within the church who played that role in his own children’s lives.

This episode is full of practical wisdom and plenty to think about as you consider how your family is growing together in faith. Grab your coffee, take some notes, and join the conversation!

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