Your home is a battleground for spiritual warfare. For many Christians, spiritual warfare is more of a fairy tale drawn in comic book style on large boards, the scenes depicted in the local "hell house," or the stuff that missionaries to the Congo experience. But spiritual warfare is a reality in your family and mine. The purpose of this book is to equip you to engage in spiritual warfare for and with your family. To do so, you must first understand a little bit about spiritual warfare. Spiritual warfare is a reality, and just as it impacts your personal life and your local church, it profoundly affects your family. This book equips you to take action-because losing is not an option. Fighting For Your Family is written from a biblical perspective by a pastor who is also a husband and a father, actively engaged in the same battles as his readers. With authentic stories, clear biblical perspective, and a touch of humor, this book provides adaptable strategies for individuals and couples. The book's structure enables brief, focused reading and discussion, and the practical applications provide valuable wisdom and suggestions for incorporating rhythms and routines into everyday family life. Coming October 15, 2025
This Ordinary Journal was designed to give you an easy tool to help you develop consistent habits to help you in your discipleship journey. Each day is filled with prompts to help you better understand and apply Scripture and to organize your prayers, praises, thoughts, feelings, and goals.
Begin each day by recording the date and the passage of scripture you read, writing out a verse or short section of scripture from the passage you read. Writing a short summary of the verse and an application for how it should impact you.
The ordinary journal is available in six different colors.
The birth of Jesus was prophesied, predicted, foreshadowed, and foretold in the Old Testament. The Old Testament points to Jesus, and Vintage Christmas will help you understand the context into which Jesus was born. Through these twenty-five days of devotions you will grow in your understanding of Jesus through the lens of the Old Testament. Each day’s devotion ends with a question to ponder and a short prayer—making it perfect for individual, family, or small group study. Vintage Christmas will help you celebrate Christmas a little differently this year as you understand your Savior more intimately and learn to love the Bible more fully.
What is a Christian? Maybe in your culture, you have been led to believe that a Christian is someone who was born into a Christian family. Perhaps you think a Christian is someone who attends church. If you watch enough news, you might even believe that a Christian is someone who lives in a particular place or votes in a particular way.
If you are a new Christian, you are probably asking the question, “Now what?” The Bible gives you the answer for that, and this short guide for new believers will help understand answers to these questions:
What is a Christian?
What is baptism?
Do I need a church family?
Do I need a small group
How can I tell my story?
How should I pray?
How do I study the Bible?
After learning the Biblical answers to these questions, this guide will lead you as you study the book of Mark, one of the Gospels found in the New Testament. You can understand the Bible, and this study will help you interact with, and learn from, God's Word using the 4 Es: explore, examine, engage, and execute.
If you could change one thing about your home this Christmas season, what would it be? Advent is a season of expectant arrival. Home for the Holidays is an Advent devotional that will help you restore hope, love, joy, and peace in your home this Christmas season as you direct your attention to the Savior who was born to rescue the world from the curse of sin. The family devotions are easy to follow and include scripture, discussion guides, activities, songs, and weekly challenges that you can complete with members of your family. You will be encouraged to focus on Christ and to share what you learn with one another and with others outside of your home. How do we gather at HOME in anticipation of the holidays? Huddle up as a family. Open God's word. Make conversation. End in prayer.
