Review: Family Discipleship
Family Discipleship lays out a simple but powerful framework for discipling your children: time, moments, and milestones. "Time" is planned time like morning devotions; "moments" refers to spontaneous opportunities; "milestones" refers to marking significant occasions like a graduation or death in the family. The book strikes an excellent balance between big-picture strategy and in-the-weeds tactics.
Quotables
Family discipleship is the important and mostly ordinary spiritual leadership of your home. (30)
A major factor of your integrity will be your ability to repent quickly, easily, and thoroughly. (69)
Praying with, for, and in front of your kids are all important parts of family discipleship modeling. (75)
Whatever you teach your children should be backed up by and saturated in the word of God. (89)
Singing is one of the easiest ways to leave scriptural truth echoing in the life of your children. (101)
Forgiveness can make a potentially scary parent/child moment spiritually significant. (117)
Milestones are not always celebratory. How you mark the darkest and most difficult milestones will have a profound impact on your family. (141)
Only a fool plants an acorn in the evening and comes back in the morning looking for an oak. Your work to cultivate that change will be painstaking and gradual, unfolding over a lifetime. (157)Purchase the book →
