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A multi-generational family spends time together in a grassy lawn outside a warm, brick church on a sunny autumn day. On the left, a father guides his young daughter as they tend to flowers in a garden bed. In the center, a mother interacts with two young children building a wooden birdhouse on the grass, framed by a low wooden guardrail in the background. On the right, a grandmother sits on a stone bench reading a book with a toddler on her lap. Colorful autumn trees and soft sunlight create a welcoming, supportive atmosphere.

How to Raise Kids Whose Faith Sticks: What the Bible Says About Parenting

How do you raise kids whose faith sticks? In week three of Blueprints for the Home at Lyndon Christian Church in Louisville's East End, we walk through Ephesians 6:1–4. Two out of three young adults raised in church step away after high school. Paul's answer isn't old-school control or gentle parenting. It's high standards and high warmth. Looking for a family-friendly church near you in 40222 or 40242? Join us this Sunday.

Evan Hardwick

3 days ago2 min read

Illustration of a husband holding an umbrella over his wife in the rain, in front of a house blueprint with a cross window.

What Does the Bible Say About Husbands? Servant Leadership in Marriage

What does the Bible say about husbands? In week two of the Blueprints for the Home series at Lyndon Christian Church in Louisville's East End, we walk through Ephesians 5:25–33. Simon Sinek says leaders eat last so the team performs. Paul goes further: husbands give themselves up so their wives can flourish. Not a throne, not a couch, but Christlike love that goes first. Looking for a church near you in 40222 or 40242? Join us this Sunday.

Evan Hardwick

Oct 122 min read

Illustration of a family holding hands in the glowing doorway of a house with a cross window, drawn on a blueprint background.

What Does the Bible Say About Submission in Marriage? A Louisville Church Answers

What does the Bible say about submission in marriage? In the first message of the Blueprints for the Home series at Lyndon Christian Church in Louisville’s East End, we walk through Ephesians 5 in context. Paul didn’t echo Aristotle’s “husband commands, wife obeys.” He called every Christian to submit to one another, defined headship by sacrifice, and described submission as a free choice, never abuse. Looking for a church near you in 40222 or 40242? Join us this Sunday.

Evan Hardwick

Oct 122 min read