7 Practical Objections to Family-Integrated Worship
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7 Practical Objections to Family-Integrated Worship
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Is family-integrated worship simply “too hard” to work in real life?
In this episode, Scott Brown and Jason Dohm are joined by Carlton McLeod to answer seven practical objections to families worshiping together in the local church. What about disruptive children? Can parents really listen while managing little ones? Drawing on decades of pastoral experience, they discuss how young children can be trained to participate in worship as families grow together in the meeting of the church.
We must not let perceived “difficulty” drive our approach, they explain, but let God’s Word reframe our focus: Worship is not a product we consume; it’s the church offering herself to God in the way He’s prescribed — which involves families, young and old, worshiping side by side.
Ready to start — or restart — family worship in your home? Download our free Restore Family Worship Starter Kit for simple, biblical tools to help you make family devotions a daily rhythm that anchors your household.