Christlike love is unconditional, a “decided-ahead-of-time” love without any “ifs,” enduring through every season of marriage.

Long-married couples have a unique opportunity to show younger generations that marriage is more than endurance, it’s a lifelong testimony of Christ’s grace, purpose, and steadfast love.

Churches often equip parents but overlook the vital role of grandparents—an untapped force for passing faith and shaping future generations for God’s glory.

As Grandcamp comes to a close, we rejoice in the memories made and thank God for how He’s worked in the hearts of both grandparents and grandchildren, while already looking forward to next year’s time together.

Christian grandfathers have the extraordinary opportunity to leave a lasting spiritual legacy, modeling Christlike character and godly grace so that their grandchildren see the gospel lived out in everyday life.

Apostasy in the church often creeps in gradually, like ice forming on a winter lake, and combating it requires daily, intentional encouragement and faith-building relationships among believers.

The greatest gift grandparents can give isn’t just skills or stories, but the fear of the Lord—a deep awe of God that shapes how we live. Through our words and example, we can guide our grandchildren toward true wisdom and joy.

Pastors are called to feed, lead, and intercede for God’s people—serving as under-shepherds who will one day give an account to the Chief Shepherd for how they cared for His flock.

Grandparenting is more than making memories—it’s a God-given calling to pass on faith, enter our grandchildren’s world, invite them into ours, and guide them toward God.

Marriage changes with the seasons of life, but the gospel offers fresh hope and strength for couples to move from ruts to renewal, even in the later years.