How to Lead Your Family to the Word
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What father hasn't been inspired by the family portrait shown in chapter 6 of Deuteronomy? Under this high bar of “teaching diligently,” Mark Wilkes came to see his need for seeking Christ diligently himself. Rather than a checklist to perform, he saw that he had relationships to develop. At last, he experienced God's love and care flowing freely through him to his wife and children in the way they needed. Indeed, taking the lead is our responsibility. Join Mr. Wilkes and experience firsthand how New Testament relationship fulfills Old Testament responsibility.
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