INTENTIONAL PARENTING
Resources to help you build a God-honoring family
POINTERS
IDEA CARDS
FAITH PATH
The Faith Path initiative exists to help you guide your child’s faith journey one step at a time. Take advantage of this resource to begin the process in your family.
INITIATIVES
Faith Filled Holidays
Most holidays create a perfect occasion to reinforce your family’s faith, especially those rooted in Christian traditions and celebrations. Select any of the tools below to drive intentional faith conversations in your home.
The 9: Bearing Fruit@Home
The fruit of the Spirit grows out of an abiding relationship with Jesus Christ. Fruit is produced in us not by us. But we have a part to play by submitting ourselves to God and inviting Him to nurture His character in us.
Best Summer ever
Don’t let the summer slip away. Make this year an intentional time your family will never forget. Make this the Best Summer Ever.
Family Forward
What do you look forward to for your family? Do you have a vision and values for your home? Vision is a clear plan for the future with imagination and wisdom. When we look forward for our family, it helps give us a vision to move toward. Family Values can help guide your decisions as you begin to choose what is best, rather than what is good. As we seek to follow Jesus, we can look to God’s Word to give us direction for our vision and values.
Connected 3D
Technology brings many benefits to our lives. But excessive screen time can create a flat, one-dimensional existence. Replace negative technology habits with healthy patterns by connecting 3D.
Talk W/ God at Home
Prayer is simply a conversation with God. It is a way we communicate, worship, praise, and know our Heavenly Father. It is our dependence on the One who holds all things together. Individual prayer is powerful, but Scripture tells us there is a supernatural dynamic when we pray with others.
Tell the Story
We all share good news with others, whether it is about a new job, a great vacation or what Jesus Christ has done for us. Share the Good News by telling His story through one verse evangelism and telling your story by creating a personal story of faith.
Word 511
The Bible is your family’s most reliable spiritual road map given by God to guide us. But it must become more than a symbol or a relic. It must become part of the everyday fabric of our lives.
Faith Path
Lakepointe Church believes that God designed the family as the primary place for discipleship. The FAITH PATH initiative exists to partner with you as you guide your child’s faith journey one step at a time. Take advantage of the following links to begin the process in your family.
Meals@Home:
One of the simplest and most effective ways to instill strong faith and values in your children is to eat together. Studies confirm that kids and teens that eat frequent meals with their parents do better in school and avoid risky behaviors such as drinking, drugs and promiscuity. Enhance your family table routine during the next 120 days.
Tools For Men
Seeking to become intentional about Christ-like manhood? Select the tools that fit your situation and begin now or stop by the “Tools for Men” section of your campus HomePointe Center.
Movies@Home
Discussing faith themes found in popular films can be a great spiritual formation activity for parents with their teens, during couple date nights or as an activity with friends. Take advantage of these tools to get started.
My Faith Box
A new resource for parents to guide their child’s faith journey and capture spiritual growth keepsakes. MY FAITH BOX includes a MY FAITH BOX and MY FAITH BOOK. Ideal to help you create an age-specific plan on each birthday and capture memories from special milestones; while giving you resources and ideas for how to be intentional in helping your child know, love and follow Jesus.
7•5•2 Prayer Initiative
Join thousands who are making a new commitment to pray with and for their families.
The Blessing@Home
Give a gift to your family the Bible calls The Blessing. There are five basic elements that, combined, have tremendous impact in affirming your loved one’s value.
5 Love Languages
Your love language may be as different from your loved one as French is from English. Each person has a primary way of expressing and receiving love. To communicate love effectively, we must learn to speak and understand new languages of love.
