Family Discipleship Resources
Our Favorite Children’s Books/Series:
- Tales that Tell the Truth – series by Alison Mitchell
- Big Theology for Little Hearts – series by Devon Provencher
- Baby Believer Board Books – series by Danielle Hitchen
- God Gave Us – series by Lisa Tawn Bergren
- The New City Catechism for Kids – a modern-day resource aimed at teaching the core doctrines of the Christian faith to children ages 4–11
Our Favorite Spiritual Parenting Books:
- Spiritual Parenting – by Michelle Anthony
- Family Discipleship – by Matt Chandler and Andy Griffin
- Raising a Modern Day Joseph – by Larry Fowler
- The Lifegiving Home: Creating a Place of Belonging and Becoming – by Sally and Sarah Clarkson
Kid-Friendly Bibles and Bible Reading Plans:
- Exploring the Bible: A Bible Reading Plan for Kids – this is a resource from Crossway that is geared toward elementary-aged kids
- Foundations for Kids – A 260-day reading plan from Lifeway
- NIV Adventure Bible – for ages 8–12
- The Jesus Storybook Bible – for ages 4–11
- Laugh and Grow Bible for Kids – for ages 4–8. This Bible brings context to stories, has visuals, and has it laid out in 52 weeks; it has an accompanying 1-year reading plan as well.
- Bible Storybook – for ages 4–8. From The Bible App for Kids (our Epikos Kids nursery curriculum)
- The Beginner’s Gospel Story Bible – for 2–6 years. This is the book Epikos gifts to families who go through parent/child dedication
Our Favorite Websites and Podcasts:
- The Daily Grace Co – adult Bible studies, family studies, children’s books, and more! (frequent $5 sales!)
- Tiny Theologians – age-appropriate spiritual learning resources!
- Homefront Magazine – free bi-monthly issue download!
- Connected Families – a Minnesota-based family coaching/counseling resource
- The Family Discipleship Podcast – Jen Wilkin
- God’s Big Story – a podcast for kids! by The Village Church
- Ask Away! – a podcast for Kids! by Meredith Miller
- Ten Opportunities to Talk to Your Child About God in Everyday Life – Risen Motherhood
- We Wonder Podcast – Sarah Dahl