Media, Technology, and Your Family: A Practical Guide for Small Church Parents
Screens are everywhere. Social media is unavoidable. Here is how to manage technology in your family without becoming legalistic.
Marriage & Family
Teaching Your Kids to Love the Bible: A Practical Guide for Small Church Families
The Bible is the most important book your children will ever read. Here is how to help them love it, not just endure it.
Renewing Your Wedding Vows: Why and How
Whether you have been married 5 years or 50, renewing your vows can be a powerful way to recommit to each other and to God.
In-Laws and Extended Family: A Pastoral Guide for Married Couples
Leaving and cleaving is harder than it sounds. Here is a practical guide to navigating in-laws and extended family with grace.
Managing Money as a Couple Without Fighting: A Biblical Guide
Money is one of the top causes of conflict in marriage. But it does not have to be. A biblical guide to managing finances as a couple.
Father’s Day Ideas for Small Churches: A Sensitive and Practical Guide
Practical Father’s Day ideas for small churches. How to honor fathers, preach on fatherhood, and handle the day with sensitivity for people with complicated father relationships.
Honoring Our Parents: The Hard Calls Nobody Talks About
Honor your father and your mother (Exodus 20:12). But what does that look like when your parent can no longer live alone? A practical guide for adult children and the pastors who walk with them.
Raising Digitally Wise Kids: A Small Church Family Ministry Guide to AI
A theological and practical guide for small churches helping families raise digitally wise kids in the age of AI. Based on 2026 research and grounded in Scripture.
How to Talk to Your Kids About AI: A Parent’s Conversation Guide
Age-specific conversation starters and questions for parents talking to their kids about AI. Based on 2026 research showing 86% of kids use AI, including 37% who use it for emotional support.
Your Kid Is Already Using AI: What Every Parent Needs to Know
New research shows 86% of kids age 9-17 use AI, including 81% of 9-12 year olds. 37% have used AI to discuss their feelings. Here is what parents need to know and what to do about it.