Marriage and Family
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How Should We Define Family Ministry?
We in the family-equipping movement are specifically seeking practices of family ministry that are driven and defined by a Scripture-saturated plan for equipping parents to embrace primary responsibility for their children’s discipleship.
Remembering the Father in Fatherhood: Biblical Foundations and Practical Implications of the Doctrine of the Fatherhood of God
We have a great deal of instruction from the Lord concerning fatherhood, but, frankly, we need more than instruction.
The Family-Equipping Model for Family Ministry: Transforming Age-Organized Ministries to Co-Champion the Family and the Community of Faith
In many ways the family-equipping model represents a middle route between the family-integrated and family-based models.
The Family-Based Model for Church Ministry: Activities and Emphases to Empower Parents within Age-Segmented Structures
The family-based model seeks to merge a comprehensive-coordinative vision for parents with the segmented-programmatic perspective that remains prevalent in many contemporary churches.
The Family-Integrated Model for Church Ministry: A Complete Break from Age-Segmented Structures
The family-integrated approach represents a complete break from the “neo-traditional” segmented-programmatic church.
Every House a Household of Faith: Family Worship Among the Puritans, Part 2–The Father’s Role
A Headship of “Love and Complicated Interest”: The Father’s Role in the Puritan Household
Fathers as Shepherds
Fathers are called to be pastors in their homes.
Volume 1, Issue 2: Family Ministry and Fatherhood
Volume 1, Issue 1: Biblical and Theological Foundations for Family Ministry
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