Lies are Forever A little girl came to her mother, before breakfast one morning, saying, “Mamma, tell me what you think ; which is the worst, lying or stealing? “Indeed, I hardly know, my dear. They are both very bad. … Continued
Charley Jones, and his sister Lizzie came home from school one afternoon, early in January. Charley was about eight years old, and Lizzie was six. After putting away their overclothes and school books, they concluded to go into their father’s … Continued
Family Worship Radio is celebrating 6 months of existence on the world wide web. We love to do giveaways and want to start this month with giving away a package of 11 books from great authors such as Joel … Continued
This story is told of a little boy named Willie. He was only about six years old, and was a dear good boy, very much beloved by his family, and all who knew him. Willie’s father had a violin, which … Continued
In a seaport town on the west coast of England, some years ago, notice was given of a sermon to be preached one Sunday evening, on the proper observance of the Sabbath. The minister, who was to preach on this … Continued
This story relates to a family who were very well off. But the father and mother of this family never went to church, and never said a word to their children on the subject of religion. One of their sons … Continued
Thank You So Much, Dad My daughter, Laurelen, graduated from a small, classical Christian high school. The school enjoys a commencement tradition
From their website: Join Donald S. Whitney for a free, 5-day email course designed to teach you how to lead your family in worship every day. You’ll learn the 3 key components of family worship and practical tips designed to … Continued
It’s Worth It Just about everyone I know feels overwhelmed, and most are busier than they’ve ever been, especially if they have children at home. Pair that with my observation that most Christians I know would affirm that family worship—if … Continued
Keep it simple. It doesn’t have to be complex. Read a Scripture together and discuss what you read. Ask questions to help children understand what the text is saying, what it means, and how it applies to their lives. Use … Continued