Oh My Goodness, Is This My Son?
Warning!!! This Father’s Day, I’m going to gush a little about my sons. But, don’t worry, I’m doing this to make a point… Neither of
David Nunnery
David Nunnery is the founder of Teach Them Diligently Convention. He is also the president of Worldwide Tentmakers, a mission agency modeled after Acts 18. He is the father of 4 children, ranging in age for 20-13.
Dig Deeper
Summer has definitely begun in the Nunnery household. Since our children were about 10 years old, they have gone to summer camp here in the
Hairs standing up on your arms and Hearts beating out of your chest…
This past weekend, we returned from the beach and then drove up to the ministry that my oldest son is serving in this summer. He
True Story
Two weeks ago we were in Sandusky for our last Teach Them Diligently Convention of the season. We are looking into and actively planning adding
Every Home Centered On Christ Has This Foundation
You cannot build a strong house on a bad foundation… Teach Them Diligently has been in existence now for ten years. During that time, my
The Most Powerful Factor in Marriage
23 years. Yes, Leslie and I have been married today for about 23 years. In honor of our Anniversary, I want to tell you something
Are You the “Weaker” Brother or Sister?
At the end of February I started a series of emails focused on standards in parenting. The first dealt with one of the greatest fathers
I Hate Masks– But Not For The Reason You Might Think.
I hate masks!! This is probably no big surprise to you, but the reason why may be. Teach Them Diligently is now ten years old,
Does God Answer Prayer and How Do You Know?
…plus, BIG, HUGE Announcement! Over the last several weeks we have been talking about standards in parenting. This week I expected to discuss the concept
When to Adjust Standards Without Violating Your Principles
Over the last two weeks, I’ve been talking about standards in the home, and honestly, I have received a lot of great communication back. All
Parents, You May Not Always Be Understood
You’re not always going to be understood as you follow God’s plan for your family and walk in obedience to the way you believe He
What do you get when you have standards? — A Legacy
We have four children—two in college, one getting ready to graduate high school and another finishing middle school. When our children were young, we had
The Glue That Holds Us Together
Over the last month or so, I’ve been working on the next installment of our new Thanksgiving Journals. Around Christmas, we released pre-orders of our
Husbands, Love Your Wives
This holiday can be awkward for guys, especially if they do not have a gift. Mainly, the awkwardness comes from ladies because the woman in
Get This Right Going Into the New Year
“Inaction often springs not from a lack of discipline or proactiveness, but from a lack of clarity. It’s possible that the effort is there, but
What I Have Learned this Past Year
Just like many of you, I get really reflective this time of year. For many families, including ours, this year has been a difficult year
Playing a Symphony with a Broken String
“I give thanks to you, O Lord my God, with my whole heart, and I will glorify your name forever.For great is your steadfast
Taste and See that the Lord is Good
Oh, taste and see that the LORD is good! Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him!
Four Things I Still Have Faith In
The last month has certainly followed the sense of uncertainty that has pervaded 2020 up to this point. It has definitely been a crazy year.
Things just don’t feel right… What should we do?
“But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body to be
Well, Everyone is talking about the election on Tuesday…
The political regimes and government institutions do not matter as much as we think they do to the Gospel. The Gospel and the Kingdom of
The Power of Habits– 40 Days To Transform
Whether we are comfortable admitting it or not, our lives are dominated by a collection of reflexes and routines for which we expend very little brain power. We readily accept that habits have power in our lives, but we underestimate just how much of our lives do not utilize intentional thought.
Lack of Communication Cultivates Anger & Bitterness
Absalom is well-known as the rebellious son of King David. His mother was Maacah who was the daughter of Talmai, the king of Geshur. Geshur
What Goal Do You Have for Your Children?
Recently, I purchased a used bike with dual suspension. I love mountain bikes. I worked in a bike store when I was in college, and