Training Your Children to be Disciple Makers

For Megan Scheibner, disciple-making is one aspect of her life purpose. She shares how this discipline is possible for busy moms. Indeed, friends and neighbors also can fit in with family discipleship. Megan gives practical ideas of how moms can disciple their children and others for Christ.

Norm and Marlys Christiansen have two children whom they home educated for many years. Their oldest, Chad, enjoyed learning and did well in school. Nate has Down Syndrome and attended special education classes for several years before the Christiansens began home educating him.

Do your children consider you their “glory”? Do you believe that they really want to see you succeed? Are you the one taking responsibility for home educating your children, or have you passed that responsibility to your wife?

Our sons and daughters can be protected from severe and unnecessary problems. That's because prayer isn't just for adults. When the disciples came, like children, to ask the Lord how to pray, he answered with an easy-to-remember model prayer. That model prayer has survived the test of time.