Too Young? Family Edition
is a discipleship resource with six easy, fun family activity nights, each with five simple follow-up devotions designed to help each family member accept the challenge to be an example for Jesus in five key areas based on 1 Timothy 4:12.
Do you long to see your family living as a Christian example for others, but without the pressure to be perfect?
Are you looking for a way to help your family take time to connect with each other and grow in your relationship with Jesus within the time constraints of real life?
Do you struggle with guilt when your busy life keeps you from having family devotions and prayer together?
With Too Young? Family Edition, you will move from merely longing to set a better example in your family’s walk with Christ to actually practicing your faith with grace, while connecting fun memories and spiritual truths in your busy family life.
I memorized 1 Timothy 4:12 when I was a just a girl growing up in a Christian home. “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but be an example among the believers . . .” After I grew up, and God gave me the responsibility of teaching teens in our church and then children of my own, Iearning to be an example became much more important to me.
Paul emphasizes five areas where we should be examples: speech, life, love, faith, and purity. I studied what the Bible has to say about each of these areas so I can set an example and teach my teens and kids to do the same.
You want to set a more consistent example of Christ-like living, both personally and as a family.
You desire to experience spiritual connection and growth in your family’s daily life.
You struggle with guilt for skipping family devotional time when you are too busy.
The Solution?
Study with your family how believers of all ages are called to be examples among those around them in everyday life.
Use short family activities to help you connect with each other and God.
Ditch the guilt and work around your family schedule for consistent devotions together without the pressure of making it happen every single night.
Too Young? Family Edition will help!
Through over 25 years in youth ministry, I’ve taught from 1 Timothy 4:12 over and over. In this verse, Paul encourages young Timothy to be an example to the believers in five key areas: speech, life, love, faith, and purity. I’ve taken my youth Bible study, “Too Young?” and created a family discipleship resource to help your family enjoy growth toward becoming consistent examples without feeling like you have to do it all perfectly.
Too Young? Family Edition
is a discipleship resource with six easy, fun family activity nights, each with five simple follow-up devotions designed to help each family member accept the challenge to be an example for Jesus in five key areas based on 1 Timothy 4:12.
“Too Young?” Family Edition is available in a PDF ebook download featuring:
- 6 Family Night Sessions
- Simple supply list for each
- Easy Introductory Activities
- Related Bible study
- Practical Application Ideas
- Guided Prayer Prompts
- 5 Follow-up Devotions for each session
- 2 Scripture coloring sheets for each devotion (one simple for children and one adult coloring book style-60 total)
- Bonus game night for review
- More than 150 resource pages
All for just $18!
Who is this for?
Christian families who want to grow as examples without the pressure of perfection.
Hi, I'm Marsha, Child of God, Pastor's Wife, Homeschool Mom, Writer, and Digital Product Creator!
I want to make lifelong memories in everyday moments with my family and others God has brought into my life. I pray the resources I am creating will help you do the same.
With a seminary degree in Christian Education and over 25 years of experience in youth ministry, I have spent a lot of time studying and teaching God’s word. However, I still often struggle consistently living and leading in my own family in faith. Parenting is a hard privilege! “Too Young?” Family Edition is designed to lead our families deeper as we commit to live as Christian examples in our everyday lives.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it work?
Each family night in “Too Young?” Family Edition includes an opening activity to get you started, a short scripture study based on 1 Timothy 4:12, and a practical application.
Follow this simple plan:
Choose a night when you have 30-45 minutes of family time and get started. Sessions are low prep and easy to use.
Follow up the session with five related devotions. These include scripture, short related thoughts, coloring pages, and suggestions for guided prayer. Plan for about 10 minutes right after dinner or just before bedtime.
If your busy schedule means you will miss a night or two, just pick up the next night.
No guilt. No stress.
When you finish the follow-up devotions, look at your calendar and plan your next family night.
Repeat the cycle. It’s that simple!
Will I know what to say?
What age kids is this for?
What do you believe/teach?
Do I need a computer and printer?
You can open the PDF file on your phone, but a computer or tablet will be easier to use. You may use the family night plan and devotions from your screen, but some games and the coloring sheets require printing. You may print the entire ebook and add to a binder, or just print copies as needed.What is your refund policy?
Ready to move from desiring to see your family grow as Christ-like examples to experiencing grace-filled faith, while connecting fun memories and spiritual truths in your busy family life?
Try this discipleship resource with fun, family activity nights and devotions designed to help each family member accept the challenge to be an example for Jesus in speech, life, love, faith, and purity!
$18 Investment in your family’s spiritual growth
Maybe your kids think they are too young to be an example for others. Perhaps Timothy wasn’t so sure either, but his mentor, the apostle Paul, thought he was ready! “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young,” he encouraged, “but be an example among the believers.” (1 Timothy 4:12)
*Encourage your family to step up and lead by example with “Too Young?” Family Edition today!
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