Family Connection

Setting time for family Bible study is crucial for spiritual growth and family unity. It allows families to regularly come together, away from daily distractions, to read and discuss the Bible's teachings. This practice fosters open communication and a deeper connection with each other and their faith. To establish this routine, choose a regular day and time that fits everyone's schedule, and create a comfortable, distraction-free environment for these sessions.

Acknowledge and celebrate your child’s accomplishments in their Bible study journey. Whether they’ve memorized a verse or completed a book, celebrating these milestones encourages continued growth. 

Demonstrate your own commitment to personal Bible study. Let your child see you engaging in independent study, which can inspire them to do the same.

Encourage your child to view challenges and questions as opportunities for growth. Emphasize that it’s okay not to have all the answers and that learning is a lifelong process.

Offer positive reinforcement and support your child’s efforts. Praise their dedication and progress, and provide guidance when they encounter difficulties.

Initiate conversations about what your child is learning. Ask open-ended questions that encourage them to think deeply and articulate their thoughts.