Grandparenting is about so much more than spoiling the grandkids. God has given grandparents the privilege of passing on a legacy of faith, pointing the next generation to His greatness, goodness, and grace.

As grandparents, we may find ourselves often prompting our young grandchildren to say those two little words— “Thank you.”

What should our paradigm of “The Seniors Ministry” shift to? 

By God’s grace, many Christians can testify of being blessed through the legacy of a godly grandmother. But, how about the spiritual impact of grandfathers?

My wife, Gladine, and I were enjoying our visit with our friends, Ray and Rosemary…Our conversation was enjoyable, but what really caught our attention was how this long-married couple spoke to each other.

Of all the lessons we can pass on to the next generation, what might be most foundational?

Of all the lessons we can pass on to the next generation, what might be most foundational? Where do we start?

What is it that makes Norman Rockwell’s famous illustration Freedom from Want (also known as The Thanksgiving Picture) so engaging? It’s not that we can almost smell the roasted turkey in the picture, although that is true…

What have we learned about having a “Do It Yourself Grandcamp” that may be an encouragement for you to do something similar?

What can be done to guard against apostasy in the church? What should be done?

Just how connected is the gospel of Jesus Christ to how I live my normal, everyday life as a husband or wife?

Are our prayers for our grandchildren too small?

As grandparents, we may find ourselves often prompting our young grandchildren to say those two little words— “Thank you.”

Let’s break down this idea of how to do Bible studies with your grandchildren into manageable steps…

What will your grandchildren say at your funeral? What do you hope they will say?

How much time and effort have we put into trying to understand God’s calling on our lives as grandparents?