Raising kids is one of the most exciting and wonderful opportunities that this life has to offer, and it is one of the most difficult and stressful journeys you will take. Since parents are the primary disciplers of their children, they are setting the course that shapes their children’s lives. These resources are designed to help you establish a family discipleship road map, so that you can lead your family with confidence at each stage of your child’s life, knowing that your child is hearing the gospel of Jesus.
Stages of Development
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Babies
Life with a baby is hectic. This resource gives simple rhythms, and next steps to help your home find its footing.
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Pre-K
Life with a preschooler is both exhausting and exciting. This guide gives you tools for discipline and discipleship.
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Elementary
Life with an elementary-aged child opens the door for discipleship in deeper ways. This guide helps you lead with structure, grace, and a gospel-centered perspective.
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Middle School
Life with a middle schooler can feel like a rollercoaster of emotions, questions, and independence. This resource helps you guide their identity and choices with the gospel.
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High School
Life with a high schooler means navigating identity, purpose, and faith ownership. This guide helps you lead them in personal spiritual disciplines and empower them to disciple others.
Additional Resources
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Family Worship
Family worship is not an at-home worship service; it’s helping your children know God and worship him through intentional rhythms of seeking Christ in his word that we hope will last into adulthood.
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Parent + Child Getaway
Life with kids is busy, but intentional connection can make all the difference. This resource offers practical ideas for a parent-child getaway focused on fun, faith, and meaningful dialogue.
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Roadmap to Baptism
As you teach your kids about Jesus, they may express interest in baptism. This roadmap shows you how to prepare them for baptism with intentional teaching and conversation.
