Parenting
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Episode 58: 20 Things I Want My Children to Know, part 4 [Podcast]
https://media.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/content.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/legacy_podcast_058.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS(Player not displaying or working? Click here.) This week, we finish our four-part series, in which Adam has been sharing his list of 20 things he wants his children to know. To listen to part 1, click here. To listen to part 2, click here. To listen to part 3, click here. The Five Things Discussed in This Week’s Program: 16. I want them to know that God has a plan for their life. 17. I want them to know how to think through the world Biblically. 18. I want them to know that every person is made in the image of God. 19.…
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Episode 57: 20 Things I Want My Children to Know, part 3 [Podcast]
https://media.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/content.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/legacy_podcast_057.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS(Player not displaying or working? Click here.) Continuing our four-part series, on this week’s podcast, Adam shares 5 more things on his list of 20 things he wants his children to know. To listen to part 1, click here. To listen to part 2, click here. The Five Things Discussed on This Week’s Program 11. I want them to know manners. 12. I want them to know what it means to be a true gentleman/lady. 13. I want them to know how to handle rejection and failure. 14. I want them to love the New Testament Church 15. I want them to know…
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Episode 56: 20 Things I Want My Children to Know, part 2 [Podcast]
https://media.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/content.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/legacy_podcast_056.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS(Player not displaying or working? Click here.) On last week’s podcast, Adam began sharing with you his list of 20 things he wants his children to know. If you missed that program, you can find it here. This week, in part 2 of 4, he discusses five more things he hopes to instill in his children before they are grown. The Five Things Discussed on This Week’s Program Are… 6. I want them to know that the devil and hell are both real. 7. I want them to know how to properly interpret Scripture. 8. I want them to know the peace that…
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Episode 55: 20 Things I Want My Children to Know, Part 1 [Podcast]
https://media.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/content.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/legacy_podcast_055.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS(Player not displaying or working? Click here.) What do you want your children to know? I mean, what do you most want them to know, especially before they are grown and gone? In this episode of the podcast, Adam begins a four-part series of the 20 things he has on his list for his children. This list is meant to help spur your thinking, as you seek to instill certain principles in their lives. We hope you enjoy this program, and will tune in next week for part 2 of the list. The Five Things Discussed on This Week’s Program Are… I want my children…
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Your Day Has Not Been Wasted
…if you have reached out to someone with the Gospel of Jesus, the only message that can save their soul. …if you have encouraged someone who is downtrodden. …if you have been faithful to your spouse and shown that you would marry him or her all over again. …if you have told your children you love them and spent time pouring into their lives. …if you have drunk deeply from the Word of God and drawn ever closer to Him. Then, no matter what else you might not have gotten done, or what you feel a failure for, your day has not been wasted. To Receive Every Post from A…
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About Video Games in Worship
I see it virtually everywhere I preach, both at 9th Avenue as well as in various guest speaking opportunities. It is a trend that is disheartening to me, not just as a preacher of the Gospel, but also just one who loves the hearts of children and who wants to see them grow to love God and His Word. It is kids playing video games during worship. They bring their iPad, tablet, or phone and while many of us are singing “I Surrender All,” they are striving for a high score. While we are praying to God, they are playing baseball. While we are mining the depths of God’s Word, they…
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To Save a Child
They waited with great anxiety. They peered out their windows in terror. Then their worst fears were realized. They saw Pharaoh’s men coming to take their baby boys away forever. These innocent children were being executed by the thousands. No Israelite sons were left out of the slaughter. Parents kissed their babies and clung to them with all their might. But the Egyptian soldiers snatched them from mothers’ arms and sent them to their deaths, casting them into the Nile (Ex. 1:22). Yet there was one family who refused to let that happen. One family who refused to let their child meet an untimely death. The Hebrew writer says, “By…
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The “Payment” of Motherhood [Quote]
Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at A Legacy of Faith!
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Episode 53: A Family Challenge: Memorize an Entire Book of the Bible [Podcast]
https://media.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/content.blubrry.com/faughnfamily/Legacy_Podcast_053.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS(Player not displaying or playing? Click here.) As families, we are always searching for ways to instill the Word of God in the hearts of our children. On the podcast this week, Adam shares a brief challenge to all families: memorizing an entire book of the Bible together. Based upon the Centurion of Scripture event from Lads to Leaders, this challenge is one that can be done by even small children, just one verse at a time. Find out how on the program! Resources Lads to Leaders (homepage) Lads to Leaders Rulebook [PDF] “The 5 Shortest Books of the Bible, in Order” (Overview…
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Studying Matthew with Your Children [Free Printable]
Need a resource to help with your family Bible study? Then today’s post is for you! At the 2016 Lads to Leaders convention, the book to study for the Bible Bowl event was Matthew. Knowing that, we decided to study that book in our Family Bible Time at night. Matthew is a fairly lengthy book (28 chapters), so to help our kids study, we made little worksheets for each of the chapters. Today, we are pleased to share them with you…for free! For each of the chapters, there are four things on the worksheet: 1. A box with the two or three major events or stories found in that chapter,…
