{"id":542186,"date":"2026-07-25T01:24:25","date_gmt":"2026-07-25T01:24:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newjerseyheadlines.com\/news\/story\/542186\/az-one-letter-a-week-a-new-family-devotional-gives-parents-a-real-plan-for-discipling-their-children.html"},"modified":"2026-07-25T01:24:25","modified_gmt":"2026-07-25T01:24:25","slug":"az-one-letter-a-week-a-new-family-devotional-gives-parents-a-real-plan-for-discipling-their-children","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.northcarolinaheadlines.com\/news\/story\/542186\/az-one-letter-a-week-a-new-family-devotional-gives-parents-a-real-plan-for-discipling-their-children.html","title":{"rendered":"A-Z, One Letter a Week: A New Family Devotional Gives Parents a Real Plan for Discipling Their Children"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Beth Hendrick’s The Way of Life turns 26 biblical truths into 26 weeks of learning, praying, and living. Ebook $0.99 through July 31.<\/div>\n

Most Christian parents intend to disciple their children. Far fewer know where to start on a Tuesday night with dinner half-cleared and everyone tired.<\/p>\n

Kharis Publishing today released The Way of Life: An A–Z Christian Family Devotional — A 26-Week Interactive Discipleship Guide to Learn and Live by Biblical Truth<\/em> by Beth Hendrick, a National Board Certified Teacher and Top Five Finalist for South Carolina Teacher of the Year.<\/p>\n

The structure solves the starting problem. Twenty-six weeks, one letter of the alphabet each, moving from A—Armor<\/strong> through Z—Zeal<\/strong>. A is We Have the Armor of God<\/em>. J is We Are Joyful<\/em>. Q is We Spend Quiet Time With the Good Shepherd<\/em>. Every letter is a biblical affirmation a child can say about themselves and grow into.<\/p>\n

Underneath it sits a method drawn from John 14:6: Learn the Truth<\/strong> from God’s Word, Pray the Way<\/strong> with Scripture-based prayers, and Live the Life<\/strong> through holy habits. Weekly and daily Scriptures are woven into the rhythms a family already has, rather than asking for rhythms it doesn’t.<\/p>\n

Hendrick’s classroom background shows throughout. Having taught in Honduras, she developed a heart for multilingual and multisensory instruction, and the devotional reflects it — interactive note pages, visual illustrations, and memorization methods that engage more than one sense at a time.<\/p>\n

“Families don’t need more guilt about discipleship,” said Hendrick. “They need a path they can actually walk. This is twenty-six weeks of small, faithful steps that add up to a legacy.”<\/p>\n

In this book you will learn and find:<\/strong><\/p>\n