Jason Helopoulos

So you and I not practicing family worship, it doesn't just rob my own soul.

It doesn't just rob the souls of my family members.

It robs actually from the corporate life of the church.

We want to be built up as a family so that when we go into the church, we are also bleeding into all of these other families, that there's an overflow from us and that they're benefiting.

Family worship helps to do that.

Let me just give you some practical advice about how to practice this.

This is not brain surgery, but this is often where the struggles are at, and just some practical things to help.

One, have the right tools in place.

Have your Bibles out.

If you have kids, every kid has a Bible in their lap.

Everybody has a Bible, so everybody can see the Word there.

And use the Bible.

Use the Bible.

I often have parents that will come to me and say, ah, should we use a children's Bible or children's storybooks?

Those are great.

Love them.

Use them outside of family worship.

But in family worship, use the Bible.

You want your children to understand this isn't an adult book.

This book is also for you.