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Pastor David Kistler was at the Pentagon shortly after the 9/11 attacks. As the chaplain showed him the impact point, he shared a story that shows God's Hand, even in tragic circumstances. It'll help you find hope in your 9/11 memories!

In the past, I've said stuff like, "I lost my wallet yesterday. It's an attack from the enemy!" Or, "I've had this sinus infection for 2 months now. Totally under attack."
What if the most dangerous form of spiritual attack doesn't look like hardship or illness... what if it looks like something you've always wanted?

Those back-to-school photos show you just how much your kids have grown since last year. But as grown-ups, we don't expect the same growth from ourselves. As Christians, maybe we should.

Family Mission Statements are a pretty old tradition. In fact, the first one was given to Abraham by God Himself! In part 4 of a 5-part series, we'll take a look at this timeless example.

Once you've talked as a family about your shared values, you're ready to write a Family Mission Statement. It's only a few sentences, but they create an incredibly powerful statement of your Family Identity. If you want your kids to share your faith, framing it with a Family Identity is a wise move!

Discovering your Family Identity starts with a question: What matters to us as a family? This is a fun conversation for everyone in your tribe. You'll learn how you each contribute as individuals to your overall Family Identity... which helps you understand how God is using you to share His love with the world around you!