Todd Chipman on Theological and Civil Adoption
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Todd Chipman, Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies at Midwestern Seminary, "Should theological adoption propel civil adoption?"
Leading the Church While Leading Your Family
Serving the church is not merely a job; it is an all-consuming responsibility that can threaten a family.
How A Desire To Be A Good Parent Can Kill A Ministry
It’s painful, but good shepherding often means that we say things that are challenging to our people.
Don Whitney on Advice for Young Families Wanting to Start Devotions
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Don Whitney, Professor of Biblical Spirituality at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, "What encouragement would you give young families wanting to start family devotions?
Singing Gospel Truth at Home
May our times of family worship and discipleship be richer and fuller because we have experienced the good God has for us in His command to sing.
For the Pastor’s Kid: Your Dad Needs You
Pastor's Kid, your dad devotes his time and talent to faithfully steering the church toward Christ. As his son or daughter, don’t detract from that mission. Be a catalyst.
Why the Church Can and Must Care for Orphans
If our churches are following the New Testament grid of ministry, orphan care will be natural, just another outlet for the powerful message of Christ that gathers and disperses us each week.
The Tears of Success in Foster Parenting
There is a powerful beauty in beholding oneself in another.
Don Whitney on Family Devotions
Series: Conversations
How do you encourage a young family struggling with family devotions?
Russell Moore on Christian Families Bearing Witness
Series: Conversations
How can Christian families bear witness for Christ in today’s culture?