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Bible Reading: Daniel 6:6-27 Free Resource: Because God Is Faithful (Family – NL) Advent Theme (November 29—December 20): The Hope of the Messiah The Point: We can trust in God’s faithfulness. Daniel and the lions’ den is both a fun … Continue reading
Bible Reading: Jonah 1:1-17; 3:1-10 [4:1-11] Free Resource: Sharing God’s Story @ Home (Devotional Resource – NL) Unit Theme (November 1—November 22): God Sightings The Point: No matter what we do, God’s love for us never changes. The Book of … Continue reading
Bible Reading: Genesis 15:1-6 Free Resource: Home Devotional for September 20 (Sharing God’s Story @ Home) Unit Theme (September 13—October 25): Promises Made, Promises Broken The Point: God cares for us as communities, families, and individuals. Age did not stop … Continue reading
We can guide others on how to lead faith formation in their families, even in the midst of doubts. We just need to be authentic. Mental Obstacles During this pandemic—at least for the time being—we are safer at home than … Continue reading
Both individuals and families are often stressed beyond their capacity. Regular faith practices will help relieve stress in the long run, but families and individuals need your help to get started! I’m too stressed, too! This is my third post … Continue reading
As I’ve mentioned before, congregations need to equip families to do faith formation at home. This is always true since the home is already the center of our faith formation. It is especially true at this time when our traditional … Continue reading
From watching the news, we can see that this pandemic is not going away anytime soon. As I wrote about last week, we should be prepared to continue our focus on the-home-as-church, at least for the foreseeable future. There are … Continue reading
In Wisconsin (where I live), it’s been about 15 weeks since churches closed their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As many have said, this closure is about church buildings and gatherings. Church itself has not been closed, but instead, … Continue reading