You know church alone isn't enough. You've heard the statistics about kids walking away from faith after they leave home, and you don't want that to be your story. But between work, homework, sports, and just getting everyone fed, "family devotions" can feel like one more thing you're failing at.
Maybe you've tried a devotional book that fizzled out after week two. Maybe you're not sure what to say when your teenager asks a question you don't have a good answer for. Maybe you just don't know what this is supposed to look like at your kids' ages.
You're not failing. You just need a simple, flexible plan.
Family Discipleship at Home gives you everything you need to start tonight — not a rigid 12-month curriculum, but a flexible toolkit built around one idea from
Deuteronomy 6: faith is meant to be talked about "along the road," not just on Sundays.
Inside, you'll find:
Age-graded devotional plans for Early Years (3–6), Elementary (7–11), and Teens (12–18) — each with a ready-to-use 4-week sample plan (theme, key verse, discussion question, and simple activity) so you're never staring at a blank page.
52 dinner table questions, organized by category (character, faith, family, wisdom, gratitude, identity) — perfect for the nights you don't have time to plan anything.
A printable weekly habit tracker to build consistency around Bible reading, prayer, memory verses, and family conversation — because visible progress builds momentum.
Answers to 12 of the toughest questions kids ask — from "Why does God allow suffering?" to "What about people who never hear about Jesus?" — so you're prepared instead of caught off guard.
A 30-day kickstart plan that removes all the guesswork, so you know exactly what to do on day one, day 15, and day 30.
Christian parents and grandparents who want to disciple their kids at home but feel unsure where to begin, what to say, or how to stay consistent — whether you're starting with a toddler or trying to reconnect with a teenager who's pulling away.
This isn't a 300-page theology textbook, and it isn't a subscription box you'll forget to cancel. It's a single, practical guide you can open tonight, built to flex around your family's real schedule — not the other way around.
Price
$27 — instant digital download (PDF)
There's no perfect way to disciple your kids, and this guide won't pretend otherwise. What it will do is remove the guesswork so you can stop wondering if you're doing enough and start actually having the conversations that matter.
Get instant access and start tonight — because the best time to disciple your kids was yesterday, and the second-best time is tonight at dinner.
You know church alone isn't enough. You've heard the statistics about kids walking away from faith after they leave home, and you don't want that to be your story. But between work, homework, sports, and just getting everyone fed, "family devotions" can feel like one more thing you're failing at.
Maybe you've tried a devotional book that fizzled out after week two. Maybe you're not sure what to say when your teenager asks a question you don't have a good answer for. Maybe you just don't know what this is supposed to look like at your kids' ages.
You're not failing. You just need a simple, flexible plan.
Family Discipleship at Home gives you everything you need to start tonight — not a rigid 12-month curriculum, but a flexible toolkit built around one idea from
Deuteronomy 6: faith is meant to be talked about "along the road," not just on Sundays.
Inside, you'll find:
Age-graded devotional plans for Early Years (3–6), Elementary (7–11), and Teens (12–18) — each with a ready-to-use 4-week sample plan (theme, key verse, discussion question, and simple activity) so you're never staring at a blank page.
52 dinner table questions, organized by category (character, faith, family, wisdom, gratitude, identity) — perfect for the nights you don't have time to plan anything.
A printable weekly habit tracker to build consistency around Bible reading, prayer, memory verses, and family conversation — because visible progress builds momentum.
Answers to 12 of the toughest questions kids ask — from "Why does God allow suffering?" to "What about people who never hear about Jesus?" — so you're prepared instead of caught off guard.
A 30-day kickstart plan that removes all the guesswork, so you know exactly what to do on day one, day 15, and day 30.
Christian parents and grandparents who want to disciple their kids at home but feel unsure where to begin, what to say, or how to stay consistent — whether you're starting with a toddler or trying to reconnect with a teenager who's pulling away.
This isn't a 300-page theology textbook, and it isn't a subscription box you'll forget to cancel. It's a single, practical guide you can open tonight, built to flex around your family's real schedule — not the other way around.
Price
$27 — instant digital download (PDF)
There's no perfect way to disciple your kids, and this guide won't pretend otherwise. What it will do is remove the guesswork so you can stop wondering if you're doing enough and start actually having the conversations that matter.
Get instant access and start tonight — because the best time to disciple your kids was yesterday, and the second-best time is tonight at dinner.
