by Mark J. Musser (Author)
Our children are being discipled every day.
Through social media, entertainment, schools, friends, and the culture around them, powerful voices are shaping their hearts and minds. The question isn't whether your children are being influenced.
The question is: Who is doing the influencing?
Too many Christian parents hope that a few hours each week at church will be enough to prepare their children for a world increasingly opposed to biblical truth. Yet God never intended the church to be the primary place of discipleship.
He intended the home to be.
Drawing from the timeless principles of Deuteronomy 6, The Christ-Centered Home offers a practical, biblical roadmap for parents who want to intentionally build a home where Christ is truly at the center-not just on Sundays, but in everyday life.
Inside you'll discover how to:
- Make Christ the foundation of your family's daily life.
- Create an environment where faith is naturally taught, modeled, and lived.
- Disciple your children through ordinary moments at home, on the road, and around the dinner table.
- Build habits that strengthen your family's relationship with God.
- Help your children develop a faith that will endure long after they leave home.
Filled with real-life stories, biblical wisdom, practical action steps, and encouragement for parents at every stage, The Christ-Centered Home will challenge and equip you to embrace God's design for raising the next generation of faithful disciples.
Your greatest ministry may not be in your church.
It may begin around your own kitchen table.
If you're ready to build a home where Christ is honored, faith is lived, and children are equipped to follow Him for a lifetime, The Christ-Centered Home is your guide.
Author Biography
Mark has a passion to communicate God's design for life and the family. He and his wife, Christie, have fostered 28 children and have one teen-aged son of their own. Mark has a Masters in Christian Education as well as earning more than 100 Continuing Education Credits in the area of children and youth development, family dynamics, conflict-resolution within the family, discipleship in the home, effective discipline, parenting teenagers, dealing with different personalities, etc. He is further trained and certified through the National Center for Fathering (See: www.fathers.com) to lead various seminars and workshops. Mark and his family live in the Lehigh Valley of northeast, Pennsylvania. He loves Philadelphia sports teams--Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, and 76ers; so he knows much about pain and heartache. He enjoys playing sports, writing books, hanging with his family, and referring to himself in the third person.
Number of Pages: 134
Dimensions: 0.29 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: January 21, 2015
