Family Discipleship Resources

Family Discipleship Resources

A note to parents

A primary goal of the LCC Discipleship Team is to equip and assist parents as you disciple the children in your home—from nursery age into young adulthood. We want to come alongside you in this calling that God given to you.

One of the ways we seek to accomplish our goal is by making various family worship and discipleship resources available for your use. These tools are designed to support the discipleship work you are doing in your home.

While many homes may share similar rhythms or practices, the specific shape of family worship and day-to-day discipleship can look different from one family to another. As a parent or guardian, God has entrusted you with the responsibility to discern what raising disciples in your home will look like and to determine which resources are most helpful for your family.

The resources on this page are recommended by LCC as family worship and discipleship options that you may find helpful. Many of these resources are also available through the LCC library – please contact us if you would like help locating resources!

The Gospel Project

The Gospel Project: At Home provides a quarterly devotional packet that connects directly to what the Pre-K through 8th Grade classes are learning in Sunday School at LCC each week. These packets are made available as option to help your family grow together in the gospel and in worship. Learn more at lexcc.org/devo

Catechism Guides

  • Truth and Grace book 1 Founders Ministry (catechism and family worship guide, includes verses to memorize, songs to sing, etc.)
  • Truth and Grace book 2 Founders Ministry (catechism and family worship guide, includes verses to memorize, songs to sing, builds on book 1)
  • Truth and Grace book 3Founders Ministry (catechism and family worship guide, includes verses to memorize, songs to sing, builds on book 2)
  • New City Catechism Crossway (catechism guide with additional resources)

Devotional Guides and Bible studies

thoughts for encouragement

“If something is worth doing, it’s worth doing poorly.”

– Rob Rienow: Visionary Family Ministries

“In family worship, be brief, be regular, and be flexible.”

– Donald Whitney: Family Worship

“Be consistent. It is better to have twenty minutes of family worship every day than to try for extended periods on fewer days.”

Family Worship Bible Guide