Jason Helopoulos

It also encourages peace in the home.

I remember years ago I was pastoring a different church and there was a woman that came to me after I had shared about family worship and we had worked on this together and she came and very similar thought.

She said, Pastor, this has changed our home.

I said, well, how did it change your home?

She said, well, when my husband was gone at work every day, I spent the day walking around the house criticizing him.

She said, I'd pick up his clothes here that he left and the mess that he made there and why didn't he fix this?

She said, I'd spend the day criticizing him.

But she said, then we started practicing family worship and it was awfully hard to sit down and to do family worship with him without asking for forgiveness first.

And she said, I had to start asking for forgiveness before we would worship together as a couple in the family.

And she said, we now have peace in our home like we haven't had ever.

Just encourages peace.

It binds the family together.

This is what we do as a family.

That's all the busyness that we do.

This is what we do.

Yes, we go to soccer games and we go to ballet lessons and we go and watch this event together and we play games.

But this is what binds us together.

It's that we worship together.

It also just gives a common knowledge.

Common knowledge.