Episode 163: Family Discipleship – You CAN Do This!
What does it look like to share your faith and teach kids to obey everything Christ commanded? What is your responsibility in these matters according to the Word of God? Adam Griffin, co-author of the book, Family Discipleship, and host of the Family Discipleship Podcast, answers this and more, zeroing in on the truth that Family Discipleship is critically important and mostly ordinary.
Ready to hear how you CAN disciple your family? Let’s go!
ADAM GRIFFIN (DEdMin, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is the lead pastor of Eastside Community Church in Dallas, Texas. He is the host of the Family Discipleship Podcast and the author of several books and resources for families. Adam is married to Chelsea Lane, and they have three sons – Oscar, Gus, and Theodore.
Resources
Deuteronomy 6:4-7 – Love the Lord with all your heart; teach your children the ways of the Lord
Matthew 28 – The Great Commission; teach people everywhere to obey what Christ commanded
Romans 12:2 – Be transformed by the renewing of your mind
Intentional Father by John Tyson
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Jesus called us to LOVE our neighbors. But, how do we love them? One way to do this is to pray for them. As a family, set aside a focused time of prayer specifically for those living in your neighborhood. A fun and engaging way to involve your kids in this is by going on a Neighborhood Prayer W.A.L.K.