The conversation continues! In Part 2 of our series on daughters in the home, we're answering more of your questions about this season between childhood and marriage; from whether college is on the table, to the skills that prepare a daughter to run her own home someday, to what changes (or doesn't) if marriage comes later than expected. We also talk hospitality training, when to start little ones on chores, and why homemaking is a profession worth training for. Whether you're in this season or preparing for it, we hope this conversation encourages and equips you!Missed Part 1? Watch it first HERE. Keep the questions coming, drop them in the comments below. We'd love to hear from you!

Have you ever wondered what life looks like for daughters in the home during those years between childhood and marriage? Join us as we tackle some of the most frequently asked questions about raising older daughters; from whether they should work, to how they contribute to the family business, to what their role in the home really looks like. Whether you're in this season or preparing for it, we hope this conversation encourages and equips you!Have questions? Drop them in the comments below. We'd love to hear from you!

In this episode I discuss a couple major decisions we made early on in our marriage that transformed the direction of our household. Additionally, if families don’t have photographic memories, I recommend they do something really crazy on Sunday mornings…RECOMMENDED RESOURCES FROM THE SHOW:

• Child Training Tips by Reb Bradley
• A Quest for Godliness: The Puritan Vision of the Christian Life by J.I. Packer
• A Theology of the Family edited by Scott Brown & Jeff Pollard
• The Productive Household by Adam Madden (purchase at NewChristendomPress.com/productive)

In this episode I discuss a significant turning point early on in my life as a young husband, father, and pastor.Show Notes:A Pictorial Survey of the Bible by Buz McNutthttps://www.ccwtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/survey.pdfWestminister Shorter Catechism to Songs by Brian Sauvehttps://www.briansauve.com/catechism-songsFamily Worship:Family Shepherds by Voddie BauchamThe Reformed Pastor by Richard BaxterFamily Worship by Don WhitneyFamily Worship by Joel BeekeJourney Through the Bible by Scott BrownWhat is a Family by Scott BrownBuilding a God Centered Family: A Father’s Manual by Matthew Henry(Edited by Scott Brown)A Neglected Grace by Jason HelopoulosNew Testament 260 by Martin Winslow

Welcome to A LOT OF FAMILY. In this pilot episode, we discuss who we are and where this podcast is headed. Our goal is to be an encouragement to Christian families as they seek to build thriving, joyful, productive households.