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.

Are our prayers for our grandchildren too small? Let’s lift our prayers beyond health and happiness to ask God for their deep, lifelong faith and salvation.

You don’t have to live in the same house—or even the same state—to open God’s Word with your grandchildren. With a little intention, grandparents can create memory‑making, faith‑shaping Bible studies that point the next generation to hope in Christ.

After two decades of marriage, we discovered that the secret to lasting love isn’t found in each other—it’s found somewhere far deeper.

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?