How we work together, teach, serve and do ministry is important. We are called to build faithfully and carefully on the foundation of the church that has already been established.

Friendships matter, and they are vital in the home, the church, and in our daily discourse. We are stronger with Christian brothers and sisters around us, and life is better. Cultivate Christian friendships. Extend them outward.

We guard our hearts and the hearts of our children by filling them with the RIGHT things and keeping the WRONG things out.

We engage in family worship with a hopeful expectation that God will demonstrate his grace through our obedience to his call to shepherd our children, to the end that God is glorified and the coming generations confidently hope in God.

Humility is the key to the Christian life. People who are properly humble have better lives, better marriages, better families, and a better future. Christian, humble yourself under God’s mighty hand.

Prayer fuels missions. God, as Lord of the harvest, commands us to pray that even more effective missions might take place. Let us be about the task of going/sending and praying.

The Church of Jesus Christ cannot be eliminated. The more his people are oppressed, the more they multiply and spread (Exodus 1:12). God will fully rescue his people.

Regardless of where we are or the circumstances in which we find ourselves, we are called to share the gospel with all people and to train them in faithfulness to the Lord.

We have a biblical mandate to train the next generation of believers. It must be a priority.

Getting along in marriage and in the family is not a mystery. The Scriptures give us ample information on how to have peace in the home, peace in marriage, peace in life.