Our prayers for our grandchildren should reach beyond health and happiness to matters of eternity. God invites grandparents to pray boldly—for faith, truth, and hearts set firmly on Him.

You don’t need seminary training to study the Bible with your grandchildren. God calls grandparents to intentionally share His Word—starting simply, meeting regularly, and trusting Him to use those moments to shape young hearts.

Being right with God isn’t about self-improvement—it’s about restoration. Through Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, God has made a way for broken people to be forgiven, renewed, and brought into a real relationship with Him.

The gospel sweetens marriage by reminding us we love because God first loved us. When we draw from His love instead of demanding it from our spouse, marriage is renewed.

Gratitude is more than good manners—it comes from the heart. As grandparents, we help shape thankful hearts by modeling and teaching gratitude rooted in God’s grace.

The best part of being a grandparent isn’t spoiling grandkids—it’s passing on faith. God calls grandparents to intentionally point the next generation to His greatness and grace.

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.