Jason Helopoulos

I said last time together, I had made a wreck of family worship with my wife.

We went to candidate at this church in North Carolina.

We were staying with a family in their basement, and the father came to the top of the stairs on the candidating weekend I was there about becoming their pastor, and he yells down, do you want to join us for family worship?

Well, you can't say no on a candidating weekend to that.

And so we went upstairs and there they were, the whole family sitting in their family room, younger kids sitting on older kids' laps.

The Bible's open on their laps.

And they just read the word, they prayed, and then they sang the doxology.

And I remember my wife and I walking down the stairs, back to go downstairs, and we looked at each other and we had the exact same comment this woman had.

We didn't know it could be that easy.

It's that easy.

And once you start doing it, it just changes your home.

It centers your home upon Christ.

It's very easy.

Now it centers your home upon Christ.

It encourages our children in Christ.

As we said, we want to pass on the faith to them, and this encourages them in Christ.

I remember sitting with a woman years ago, a Christian woman, where she said, ah, she said, my one goal is to send my daughter out into the world as a fully functioning adult.

No, that's not sufficient for us as Christians.

We want to send our children out into the world as fully functioning Christian adults.

We want them being worshipers of God.