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Parents are the primary disciple-makers of their kids. That doesn’t mean doing it perfectly—it means showing up with a simple plan, some intentionality, and the grace to keep going when rhythms slip. These 8 ideas are small, doable ways to bring Jesus into everyday life. Pick one and start this week.
Read a verse, a story, or a short passage together. Keep it simple and let it become part of your everyday rhythm.
Pray before meals, in the car, at bedtime—anywhere. Let your kids hear you talk to God in ordinary moments.
Sing together or play worship music at home. One song can shift the atmosphere and stir up joy.
Let your kids see that church matters. Sit together, take notes, and talk about what stood out to you after service.
Use everyday moments—meals, rides, bedtimes—to talk about Jesus, big feelings, or hard questions.
Learn one verse at a time together. Say it in the car, during breakfast, or add motions to make it fun.
Pick a devotional, catechism, or Bible storybook. A simple plan helps foster consistent conversations.
by Paul David Tripp
Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhthms
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