25/06/2026
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When we hear the word discipleship, we often picture a class, a curriculum, or someone with a title leading a group.
For many parents, the first place discipleship begins is far more familiar.
It is the kitchen table, the drive to practice, the bedtime routine, the conversation after a hard day, and the moment when a child asks something you were not prepared to answer.
God has always done deep work in those small places.
A living room can become holy ground.
A meal can become a moment of formation.
A parent who admits, βI need Godβs wisdom too,β can teach more than a dozen perfect answers.
You can start intentional discipleship with a few simple steps.
Bring Jesus into the life you already have.
Read a short passage, pray before a decision, speak a blessing, and ask forgiveness when you mess up.
These ordinary moments can become the soil where lifelong faith grows.