Family worship is a staple of biblical Christianity. Since God works through families and the many generations that stem from them, He has commanded each family to devote a portion of each day to prayer, Psalm singing, the reading of the Scriptures and even the reading of devotional books as part of family worship.
Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892), once said the following about family worship,
“If we want to bring up a godly family, who shall be a seed to serve God when our heads are under the clouds of the valley, let us seek to train them up in the fear of God by meeting together as a family for worship.”
Coupled with the regular meeting each LORD’s Day, family worship honors God by drawing the family closer to Him and to one another. It also serves to lay a foundation for multi-generational faithfulness by providing a training ground for children.
In this audio series, the Rev. Dr. Paul Michael Raymond examines the importance of family worship along with many of its directives for a healthy, Christ-focused world and life purpose, all for the Glory of God and the advancement of His Kingdom.
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