Favorite Resources

This is our church home and community — the co-laborers walking with us in every bit of this. Boots on the ground, shoulder to shoulder, helping our household grow.

Family Teams has given us more practical help with family and household than anyone else. Their 7-Day Family and Skill of Fatherhood courses have been genuinely life-changing for us.

The house-church training arm of the Family Teams world, focused on discipling whole households. Their work shapes so much of what we are doing in the life of Light House.

Honestly, we resisted them for a long time — and changed our minds fast once we read and listened to them directly. Doug, along with his family, schools, and organizations, has been doing faithful, decades-long work on the family and household.

We found the Groves on a Family Teams podcast — and they are just an hour south of us. I love that they are helping families swap consumerism for team production; it builds character, skill, and a real team. The Family Economy book is a great place to start.

A reshaping book that exposes the flaw of modern family and proposes a deeper biblical model that changed my life. I have reread this many times and am always astounded by its wisdom.

A book designed to help raise sons but is one of my favorite resources on manhood and masculinity. It kills two birds with one stone. How do I raise sons distinctly and how do I become a godly man.

The best book I've read on making radically ordinary hospitality a feature of a godly household. This takes neighboring to the next level. Rosaria is a fantastic writer and this book is life-changing.

One of my favorite parenting principles came from this book: "Say what you mean and mean what you say." This book helps empower us to take correction seriously. It is simple and profound. This has stayed with me for 10+ years.

A reshaping book that exposes the flaw of modern family and proposes a deeper biblical model that changed my life. I have reread this many times and am always astounded by its wisdom.

A book designed to help raise sons but is one of my favorite resources on manhood and masculinity. It kills two birds with one stone. How do I raise sons distinctly and how do I become a godly man.

An insightful book with stories exposing folly and promoting wisdom.

We found the Groves on a Family Teams podcast — and they are just an hour south of us. I love that they are helping families swap consumerism for team production; it builds character, skill, and a real team. The Family Economy book is a great place to start.