Jason Rambeck

Don’t tell your kids what age they are allowed to date

Give them something better than a date on a calendar, give them values to guide them

Bible

A Biblical take on tithing you will never hear at church

The vast majority of Christians only have a traditional understanding of tithing but have no idea what the Bible has to say about the topic

Give your wife the children she desires, all of them

Christian men should not be part of a system that pressures women to deny their godly desire for children. This is toxic masculinity.

Thoughts

Your children need you to say no

Saying no to your kids takes courage. They desperately need you to be courageous.

Featured

Manifesto #1: I will not rely on God for or ask Him to do the things in which He gave me charge

Providing and protecting your family is your god-given duty. Don’t hope in God to do those things for you.

Guides

A parent’s guide to building Biblical literacy in the home

Teaching your children the Bible is one thing — training them how to read, study, and think about it for themselves it is quite another. It is important to do both throughout their years at home.

Guides

More than just winging it - developing a plan for spiritual development in the home

According to the research, parents typically have no plan for the spiritual development of their children; do not consider it a priority, have no related standards or goals that they are seeking to satisfy, and experience no accountability for their efforts.

Thoughts

The ordinary Christian life

The things that make the biggest difference in this world are the most ordinary.

Thoughts

Children as salt and light

Something worth thinking about.

Guides

Family Worship: The Basics

A short guide to leading your family in regular worship with the Lord.

What I Taught my Kids this Week

Questioning King James only using Alexa

The author of some Bible study tips we have been going over as a family suggest the KJV was divinely produced. We ask Alexa for some perspective.

Thoughts

You need to know more than your craft

Being good at your craft is only ever half the equation for success.

Thoughts

Family: Our first success

If you are successful in every way and forget your family you have failed

Guides Featured

Kill it and Drag it Home Manifesto

This manifesto is not for the traditional Christian man. It eschews popular theology and even orthodox doctrine. However, I believe it is true to God's heart and true to his Word

What I Taught my Kids this Week

Nobody's Perfect: A poor excuse

Moral perfection ain’t hard - we just choose not to

Don't seek God's will to do good

Too many wait to do great things, even difficult things. They wait for permission, they wait for a calling. Don’t wait, just go.

What I Taught my Kids this Week

How to properly lie and deceive

A false witness will not go unpunished, And he who tells lies will perish. (Proverbs 19:9)

What I Taught my Kids this Week

Judging your neighbor correctly

You shall do no injustice in judgment. You shall not be partial to the poor, nor honor the person of the mighty. In righteousness you shall judge your neighbor. (Leviticus 19:15)

What I Taught my Kids this Week

Animal House: Why college kids behave badly

Work, Hunger, Responsibility & Restraint

What I Taught my Kids this Week

The rich are better leaders than the poor

Care about those around you, try and make the world a better place and you will become a leader.