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Day 3Ephesians 4:15The sermon closed with a direct challenge: speak up, but do it the way Jesus does—truth in love. Sile...
06/24/2026

Day 3

Ephesians 4:15

The sermon closed with a direct challenge: speak up, but do it the way Jesus does—truth in love. Silence, sarcasm, or harshness may feel powerful in the moment, but they rarely form Christ in someone’s heart. Speaking the truth in love means you refuse to compromise what God says while also refusing to treat people as problems to crush.

In a family, love without truth becomes permissiveness, and truth without love becomes cold control. Your calling is to hold both together: to address sin and confusion honestly while creating a safe place for questions, emotions, and growth. When your children see you speak with clarity and kindness, they learn that God’s truth is not a weapon; it is a lifeline.

Think of a recent conversation where you avoided truth or delivered it harshly—what would “truth in love” have sounded like?

Who in your home needs a courageous, calm conversation this week, and when will you initiate it?

What tone do you most often use when correcting—frustration, fear, shame, patience—and what would love change about that tone?

What is one biblical truth you want to communicate clearly to your children (identity, purity, forgiveness, courage), and how will you say it simply?

Pray before you speak today: ask God to help you be both honest and gentle—what specific words do you need Him to shape?

06/23/2026

Truth isn't relative—it’s anchored in God’s Word. Stop living by feelings that shift and start standing on the only foundation that never fails. ⚡ Are you building your life on the world's opinion or God's unchanging truth? 💪

Attention Church family and friends! As our Kenya mission trip grows closer, we ask that you would prayerfully consider ...
06/23/2026

Attention Church family and friends! As our Kenya mission trip grows closer, we ask that you would prayerfully consider purchasing something off of this Amazon list to support the team going and the teachers and children who are there! If you have any questions about the list, please contact Jill Laney!

Day 2Isaiah 40:8The sermon emphasized that truth is not personal or relative—truth is truth, and God’s Word does not fad...
06/23/2026

Day 2

Isaiah 40:8

The sermon emphasized that truth is not personal or relative—truth is truth, and God’s Word does not fade. Feelings matter, experiences shape us, and culture changes quickly, but Scripture remains steady when everything else shifts. If you build your definition of truth on anything other than God’s Word, it will eventually fail under pressure.

A father’s leadership begins with submission: letting God’s unchanging Word correct your reactions, reshape your priorities, and redefine success. When your children see you return to Scripture for guidance—especially when it’s inconvenient—they learn where to run when life gets confusing. The most powerful gift you can give your family is not perfection, but a visible dependence on God’s enduring truth.

When you feel pressured to accept “your truth” or “their truth,” what Scripture-grounded conviction needs to guide you instead?

What topic does your family need clarity on right now, and where can you search Scripture for God’s perspective?

What is one way your schedule reveals what you treat as “ultimate,” and how can God’s Word reorder those priorities?

Choose one verse to memorize or post where your family will see it this week—what will it be?

How can you model repentance when Scripture confronts you, so your children see humility rather than defensiveness?

5 Day DevotionalThis five-day devotional invites you to take the sermon’s call seriously: your presence matters, but you...
06/22/2026

5 Day Devotional

This five-day devotional invites you to take the sermon’s call seriously: your presence matters, but your spiritual leadership matters even more. Each day will build a practical, biblical foundation for speaking truth in love, living with integrity, and nurturing a home that is steady in a shifting world.

Day 1

Ephesians 4:14

God’s Word describes spiritual immaturity as being “tossed” and “blown around” by whatever wave or trend comes next. The sermon confronted a hard reality: a dad can be physically present and still be spiritually absent, leaving a home vulnerable to the loudest voices outside it. God’s goal is not that families merely survive culture’s pressure, but that they become anchored—steady, discerning, and resilient.

If you want your children to recognize truth from a lie, they need more than occasional religious moments; they need a consistent model of what it looks like to trust Scripture over popularity. That begins with you choosing where your home’s compass points. The world will gladly disciple your kids if you don’t, but God invites you to lead them into stability by learning and living His truth first.

Where do you notice your family being most “tossed around” by outside influences (media, peers, busyness, fears, trends)?

What is one area where you have been physically present but spiritually passive, and what would active engagement look like this week?

Identify one “voice” (account, show, friend group, habit) that shapes your home more than Scripture—what boundary or change is needed?

What simple rhythm (prayer at meals, bedtime blessing, weekly Scripture reading) could help anchor your household in God’s Word?

Ask God for discernment today: what is one lie you’ve tolerated that He wants you to confront with truth?

06/21/2026

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06/20/2026

God calls us to move beyond the basics of faith and actively pursue spiritual maturity through His Word and community. 🌱 What is one step you can take this week to draw closer to God and grow in your walk with Him? 💬 Share your thoughts in the comments below so we can encourage one another on this journey! 👋

06/19/2026

Your God-given gifts were never meant for building sandcastles, but for advancing His kingdom with purpose 🚀. Are you using your unique talents to serve others, or are you getting distracted by the battles that don't matter ⚡? Comment below with one way you plan to use your gifts for the kingdom this week 💪!

Day 5Colossians 1:28The end goal of gifts, unity, and service is maturity in Christ. Paul describes ministry as helping ...
06/19/2026

Day 5

Colossians 1:28

The end goal of gifts, unity, and service is maturity in Christ. Paul describes ministry as helping people become mature in Jesus—not merely informed, busy, or religious. The sermon pointed to growth as the direction God is taking His church, and that growth requires all of us, not a single “stopgap” person carrying the load. When everyone offers their part, the whole body becomes healthier and the mission becomes sustainable.

Maturity is measured by closeness to Christ and likeness to Him over time. As you finish this devotional, return to the opening question: are you close enough? The answer is still “come closer.” Jesus is not asking you to do everything; He is asking you to be faithful with your part, to stay near to Him, and to help others take their next step toward Him as well.

When you hear “mature in Christ,” what is one specific character trait Jesus wants to form in you right now?

What is your “part” in the body—one responsibility you can carry consistently without waiting to be asked?

Where have you relied on others to do what God may be inviting you to do personally?

What does staying close to Jesus look like for you in the next seven days—realistically and specifically?

Write a simple prayer of commitment: ask Jesus to draw you near, use your gifts, and grow His church through your faithful obedience.

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