Family Leadership Bundle

How to Lead Your Family

Being a godly husband and father isn’t about one big heroic moment—it’s about showing up every day. You need a simple, biblical plan to help you stay faithful in the daily grind of leading your family.

This short, practical guide unpacks how Jesus’ ministry should shape our leadership at home. With Christ-centered encouragement and no-nonsense wisdom, Joel Beeke challenges us to step up to God’s calling—while reminding us to rest in the finished work of Christ alone.

Straightforward and full of real-world lessons, How to Lead Your Family: A Guide for Men Wanting to be More sets high standards. But it also gives us the biblical foundation, encouragement, and practical advice we need to pursue those standards. Read it, and prayerfully lift your entire family through steady, loving leadership.

Strong

Author, pastor, podcaster, husband, father, and grandfather, Kevin Swanson, enters the arena with the takeaway word for the day.  Strong.  Emphatically, this book is not for those who see no urgent need for the revival of the Christian church in this age. For any, though, who suffer from a chronic relentless anguish and stabbing heartache over a sick and dying church within any and all Christian communions, these words will be received as a welcome tonic. Here is one more cry in the wilderness, an urgent appeal, a burden, a prayer, a call, and one simple thesis: Stronger. The antidote for the gelatinization of the evangelical faith is Strong Foundations, Strong Men of God, a Strong Gospel, a Strong Faith, a Strong Savior, Strong Grace, Strong Salt, Strong Doctrinal Base, Strong Ministry, Strong Affections, Strong in the Fire, and Strong against Strongholds.

Family Life

Every Christian family is like a garden, which sometimes grows greener and sometimes gets a little brown around the edges. How green is your family garden? This little book offers a big picture overview of the Christian family, complete with biblical principles, practical suggestions, discussion questions, and helpful resources for further study. It is a culmination of wisdom from multiple generations, intended for the restoration of healthy family gardens in this postmodern wasteland of disintegrated family life.

Almost every chapter of the book recovers something that was largely lost in the last century—family discipleship, family economy, family honor, family relationships, family culture, family freedoms, family worship, and family life. Author Kevin Swanson warns of the toxic influences that threaten the family garden, and guides parents in cultivating their own family gardens and yielding a great spiritual crop.