We moved across the country for one reason.
Why would a family move across the country for a church? David shares our story and why a healthy local church is essential for Christian families.
Why would a family move across the country for a church? David shares our story and why a healthy local church is essential for Christian families.
Following a stunningly different funeral service for my mom at a Russian Orthodox church, I found myself asking some hard questions. It’s easy to judge the rituals of other traditions, but are we just going through the motions in our own churches? Explore why a truly healthy, Christ-centered church is worth moving for, and how our daily faith models relationship over religion for our children.
Every daily rhythm—from meals around the table to bedtime stories—is building a story your children will carry forever. Discover why your home is your ultimate mission field and how to intentionally construct a legacy of comfort, peace, and unconditional love.
The Israelites had the Temple, the Law, and a desire to follow God—yet they still struggled. Why? Their walls were broken down. In Nehemiah, we discover a powerful lesson about boundaries, rest, and protecting our lives from constant demands and distractions.
Why do you do what you do? I know that’s a broad question, so I’ll sharpen the focus a little more. What I mean is
Do the voices of doubt echo your own fears? Learn how to silence the critics and regain God’s perspective on your homeschooling journey using Nehemiah 4.
It has been a long time since I wrote to you on Sunday night. I’ve been studying Nehemiah since January 13th, and I am only
In the final episode of our Homeschool Dad Series, David Nunnery sits down for a heart-to-heart with David Mills about a topic that doesn’t get
Is your family’s sports schedule life-giving or life-draining? In this episode of the Homeschool Dad Series, David Nunnery and Owen Strachan dive into the “theology
This is my favorite time of year. Many of you know that already—I’ve said it often. I love Thanksgiving and Christmas. I always have. As
In this episode of the Homeschool Dads series, David Nunnery talks with Isaac Tolpin, a seasoned parent and speaker, discussing the challenges and opportunities of
In this conversation on the Homeschool Dad Series, Mark Hancock tackles the rising tide of challenges facing boys in modern society, offering a powerful call
So many men operate under the mistaken identity as bread-winner or they see as their top priority in the home as financial provider. David Benham
In this episode of the Homeschool Dad Series, David Nunnery is joined by Stephen Kendrick to discuss the vital role of prayer in fatherhood and
What do tacos have to do with homeschooling and parenting? Actually, the answer is everything! In this episode of the Home School Dad Series, host
In this episode of the Home School Dads series, David Nunnery is joined by Davis Carman, president of Apologia Educational Ministries, to tackle the essential
Ready for a deep dive on fatherhood, character, and mission? Join David Nunnery as he talks with Randy Pratt of Masterbooks. This episode is packed
In this episode of the Home School Dads series, David Nunnery engages in a heartfelt conversation with Todd Wilson, founder of Family Man Ministries. They
Revival won’t start on stages—it begins in our homes. Discover how parents can spark true revival and raise children with unshakable faith.
Bacon… How wonderful is bacon?! One of my favorite TV moments comes from Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe. During a debate on a sports show,
When our children were young, I used to dream of taking all of them to the Holy Land together. I wanted them to experience first-hand
He said, “Who made you judge…?” A Moment of Reckoning Have you ever been asked that question? Or have you ever asked someone that question
Four miles from our house is a forest. Maybe you have heard me talk about this place in the past. It is the kind of
June is like halftime of the big game. It’s when high achievers look at the scoreboard of their year and decide whether they’re on track—or