(1 Corinthians 11:3, 11-12) Individuals love their independence. However, in the context of family it is important to remember that God made us interdependent. In a very real sense, we are ALL dependents! The man needs the woman. The woman needs the man. They both need the Lord. Let’s talk about it today… (10220260914)

(1 Corinthians 11:3, 11-12) A Christian marriage is a union of three – the man, the woman, and the Lord. In this study we learn the principle of headship and how it works out practically in our homes. We need one another and we all need the Lord! (10218260911)

(2 Timothy 4:19) At least sixteen years after we are first introduced to them we see one final mention of Aquila and Priscilla. They didn’t just start strong; they stayed the course. May God help all of us determine by God’s grace to finish well. (10217260910)

(Romans 16:3-5) None of us can do everything – but we can do something! As we examine the example of one Bible couple we discover that they simply did what they could. They show up in four different New Testament books and are consistently doing their part to help others. Do what you can. (10216260909)

(Acts 18:1-26) Aquila and Priscilla were an ordinary couple, used of God in an extraordinary way. Right where they lived and labored they made a difference for eternity! Ask the Lord to teach you what He wants you to know and share with others. Start where you are. (10215260908)

(Acts 18:1-3) Of all the married couples in the Bible one has become very precious to me and to my family. They are an example of good things in a bad world. Let me introduce them to you today… (10214260907)

(Luke 24:25-35) The Lord Jesus makes it possible for us to enjoy the journey of life. In this amazing story we are given an illustration of how the presence of Christ radically changes a home. Don’t miss the four things all of us can do to enjoy the journey together with our families. (10212260904)

(Luke 24:13-24) Companionship and communication make every journey so much better. In this study we learn to make the most of the human relationships God gives us in our homes, and also to develop a deeper relationship with Christ. (10211260903)

(Luke 24:13-15) Road trips can be miserable or wonderful. Today we join a married couple as they make a road trip with Jesus. When it begins they are miserable! When Jesus joins them it becomes wonderful. Look for Jesus along your way today… (10210260902)

(John 15:9-13) The Lord Jesus taught us, by explanation and example, that joy grows out of love. Learn to love and you will discover joy. Let’s study what Christ taught about this truth and its place in our homes. (10209260901)

(John 2:1-11) Have you ever considered how many of Jesus’ miracles took place in the context of home and family? In fact, every one of them touched some family in a profound way. Christ still works miracles where He is welcomed and believed. Today we discover three principles from His first miracle at home… (10208260831)

(Luke 2:52; 3:21-22) Much of life is lived in the privacy of our homes. In the silent periods, the “in-between” times, God is at work in all of us. On the ordinary days we are to be growing and becoming the person God created us to be. In this study we identify what we do…

(Luke 2:46-52) Jesus Christ was the only perfect young person, and He left us an example to follow. Notice three specific things that Jesus did in His youth – a pattern for all of our children. (10205260827)

(Luke 2:19, 51) There are at least seven pictures of Mary found throughout the gospel records. Each one teaches us some spiritual truth from the life of this young mother. She doesn’t have all of the answers, but she is obedient to what she knows to do. (10204260826)

(Luke 2:39-52) In the one picture of the youthful years of Jesus we are given a glimpse into the home life of Joseph and Mary. Luke 2 shows us God’s emphasis on the home and the importance of parents who want their children to grow in the knowledge of God. (10203260825)

(Matthew 1:19-25) God calls on men to lead their homes. Joseph was the man that the perfect Father chose to raise His own Son. Though not a perfect man, he was a man who exemplified characteristics of godly manhood. Join us today as we consider what we know about this man. (10202260824)

(Luke 1:14-16, 58) It is amazing what God can do through one family! Influence is given by God and for His glory. Could God work so powerfully in your family that it would make a difference for eternity? (10200260821)

(Luke 1:15, 41, 67) A Christian home is more about what you put into it than what you take out of it. In each member of one Bible family we discover the key ingredient that must be present in all of our lives! Listen for God’s emphasis in today’s Scripture… (10199260820)

(Luke 1:15) Who taught John the Baptist God’s plan and helped him to discover God’s purpose for his life? His father and mother. They put enough truth into John’s life that he could carry on when they were gone. Instruction should begin at home. (10198260819)

(Luke 1:5-17, 41-45, 80) God works in families as He works in the lives of each individuals in the family. If you want God to have His rightful place in your home then let Him have His way in your heart! Today we meet Zacharias, Elisabeth, and John… (10197260818)

(Luke 1:5-13) On the first pages of the gospel records we are introduced to the family of John the Baptist. This family is given to us as an example that we can follow. Look carefully at this family portrait. (10196260817)

(Malachi 4:6) A quick stop at the last verse in the Old Testament reveals the heart of God for the home. Today I share 15 practical things God is teaching me about my own family. Listen to these lessons from a fellow student. (10194260814)

(Zechariah 14:7) There are dark and difficult seasons in every life and family. God wastes none of them. In those times the Lord is at work. In a little known prophetic verse we find a principle we can all apply to help us keep growing in every season. (10193260813)

(Proverbs 22:6) In this verse that is so often quoted and yet misapplied we discover a principle for every parent and spiritual leader. Today we discuss how to help young people find God’s way for their life. (10192260812)

(Proverbs 22:6) “Training wheels” are not forever, but they do help to provide stability and direction in the early days! Here are some Bible truths for every young person who wants to discover why God made them and what He has for their life… (10191260811)

(Deuteronomy 32:46-47) Every one of us must choose for ourselves what we will do with our family. Choose carefully and choose spiritually! We must also prepare our children for the day when they will choose for their family. Make your choice today and then use your influence for the generation to come. (10190260810)

(Deuteronomy 6:20-25) There are two things that every young person needs to hear at home: God’s testimonies and our testimony. Give children the Word of God and your story of how the Lord has made His truth real in your life. Keep it simple and make it personal. (10188260807)

(Deuteronomy 6:20) Children have questions—lots of them! Perhaps the most frequent question we hear is: “Why?” Christian parents must be ready to give answers, Bible answers, to the big questions of life. (10187260806)

(Deuteronomy 6:7) The greatest classroom in the world is the home. It is here that we are to teach God’s truth to our own children. We must not miss the opportunity that God gives us. Look at those around you and capture the moments that you have. God tells us where and when the truth…

(Deuteronomy 6:1-9) We all have things in our homes that need to be adjusted and worked on. There is one area that is connected to all others – our relationship to God’s Word. The key ingredient to a truly Christian home is the Scriptures! Let’s rededicate our hearts and homes to God’s Word today. (10185260804)

(Deuteronomy 6:1-2) God’s always intended that His truth would be passed on from generation to generation. We are not only responsibility for our generation, we are responsible to pass on God’s Word to the generations coming behind us. Take note of God’s pattern of three generations… (10184260803)

(Genesis 13:10-13) Good families often make bad decisions. Mr. and Mrs. Lot are an example of this truth and a warning to us all. The saddest thing in Sodom was the destruction of a home that could have been blessed. In this study we find out why it happened and how we can avoid it.…

(Genesis 12:1-4a) Many people build a life, a retirement, an estate – but wise men build a family of faith. Abraham and Sarah and their children did not get to build permanent houses but they built a home of faith. Let’s follow their example today. (10181260730)

(Genesis 7:1, 7, 13, 23; 8:15, 18; 9:1, 8, 18) The greatest thing you will ever do on earth is guide your own family to God, and the greatest thing you can leave behind is another generation that believes and obeys Him. In Noah’s family we discover 5 things that every family needs to find……

(Genesis 6:9-10) God works in us so that He can work through us in the lives of other people. His great desire is to transform both our hearts and our homes. Come to Jesus…and then lead your family to do the same! (10179260728)

(Genesis 5:3-5) Death comes to every family. Three words “and he died” is a reminder that we will all leave this world someday and go to meet God. The question is: what will we leave behind? (10178260727)

(Genesis 4:25-26) The secret to blessing in every home is the presence of God. If we want a fresh start it must begin in prayer. The way of prayer is the way to every good thing. (10176260724)

(Genesis 4:25-26) There is a future for your family. God makes a way to get past the past and with Him there is always hope. Through one Bible character the Lord reveals how He can open a door for much more. (10175260723)

(Genesis 4:25-26) Every family needs a new beginning – including the first family! The first scenes in this home are full of failure, heartache, and grief. Our text today gives hope and help for every imperfect family. (10174260722)

(Genesis 3:15) There is no such thing as a perfect family. We are all broken people and we all have “fallen families.” Yet in the midst of this reality Christ brings hope and help for all who will receive Him. (10173260721)

(Genesis 3:8, 21) What made Eden so perfect? It was not the surroundings or the people; it was the presence of God. Only when the Lord has His rightful place in our hearts will our homes be complete. (10172260720)

(Genesis 3:1-7) The perfect home, better circumstances, the ideal mate – none of these bring true contentment to a family Ask Adam and Eve! Eden is never enough. (10170260717)

(Genesis 2:15-17, 4:7) Every family – every member of the family – is accountable to God. The Lord gives us all wonderful opportunities and obligations. We must decide what we will do with them. (10169260716)

(Genesis 3:1, 6-7; 4:4-8) The first family provides so much instruction and illustration for all of our homes. Through them we see, not only God’s purpose, but the spiritual attack that comes on every family. (10168260715)

(Genesis 1:27-28, 2:21-25, 4:1-2) Godly homes must be built on God’s foundation. In this study we look at the first building block for every family. (10167260714)

(Genesis 10:5, 2:18) True “family time” has been a casualty of our modern culture. Just because we are together does not mean we are giving attention to what matters to God. Family was God’s idea and we must discover His intent. (10166260713)