Parent resources to lead the family.
Don’t let another year go by wondering if you’re doing enough as a parent. Project HomeWord makes it easy to lead your home with clarity, love, and spiritual intention.
Whether you start around the dinner table, a bedtime conversation, or a weekend moment, you’ve got what it takes. And now, you’ve got the tools.
Raising a family today has never been more challenging and more important.
We understand. We can help.
Kids don’t lose faith in college. They lose it at home—quietly, slowly, while no one’s paying attention.
Divorce, anxiety, screen addiction, spiritual apathy—these aren’t fringe issues. They’re normal life for today’s families.
The home was always God’s first plan for spiritual formation (Deut. 6, Ps. 78). When the home crumbles, the church can’t carry the weight.
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We help you, parents strengthen your marriage, connect with your kids, and grow your family's faith—without needing to figure it all out alone.
Get simple-to-use tools for family moments, spiritual conversations, and household rhythms.
Build stronger relationships through guided activities, lessons, and conversations.
Lead your family spiritually, even if you don’t feel like an expert.
Most parents want to raise strong families but don’t know where to start. Do you relate?
We often spend time and money planning our kids’ sports, schooling, and future—but neglect the daily habits that shape their faith and emotional health.
83% of Christian parents say they feel under-equipped to disciple their kids at home.
We have a calendar for soccer games and school events—but what’s the plan for our family’s spiritual growth?
HomeWord gives you a simple, weekly rhythm to grow stronger as a family—without adding stress.
Introduction To
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Introduction To
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Podcasts to help you grow.
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Raising resilient kids in an anxious world.
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Screens, self-worth, and spiritual formation.
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When your child pushes you away. Staying connected through the chaos
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Only 2% of Parents of American Preteens Have Biblical Worldview
Despite 67% of parents of American preteens identifying as Christians, only 2% possess a biblical worldview. This suggests that the vast majority are ill-equipped to instill a consistent, faith-based perspective in their children.
70% of U.S. Parents Are Concerned About Their Children's Faith Retention
Despite 67% of parents of American preteens identifying as Christians, only 2% possess a biblical worldview. This suggests that the vast majority are ill-equipped to instill a consistent, faith-based perspective in their children.
Parental Religiousness Linked to Child Behavioral Outcomes
Despite 67% of parents of American preteens identifying as Christians, only 2% possess a biblical worldview. This suggests that the vast majority are ill-equipped to instill a consistent, faith-based perspective in their children.