Dear John,

Parents like YOU truly inspire me.

I love hearing from moms and dads (some grandparents too!) who are seeking the LORD’s help in raising their children. Many of them tell me how much they want their children to grow up treasuring God’s Word and developing a hunger to know Jesus in a personal way.

But sometimes it’s not easy to get everyone together for a regular family devotion. Can you relate?

Time feels like a constant enemy! We run hard at our jobs, keep up our homes, and attend to the weekly schedule — especially for our kids. We don’t have the time to prepare a Bible lesson, so we don’t follow through on what our souls truly need.

That’s why I am excited to tell you about a great devotional book that will bless you and your family. It’s called Living in the Master’s Plan by Ray Vander Laan, teacher and Bible historian who leads the popular “That the World May Know” film series. 

Living in the Master’s Plan features 30 short family devotions that explore Scripture in its historical, geographical, and cultural context. The original full-color illustrations will make you and your kids feel like you’re visiting the actual ancient historical sites where biblical history occurred.

You and your family can enjoy these insightful lessons around the dinner table, during a morning devotion time, with bedtime prayers, or anytime you set aside to draw your family into a deeper walk with Christ.

Each devotion comes with family discussion questions and facts from the biblical text, making it easy to read and learn together.

John, Living in the Master’s Plan is one of our very best tools for equipping Christian parents to open the Bible and grow their children’s faith. In fact, I want you to have this book in your home library so much that we are creating a SPECIAL OFFER — get Living in the Master’s Plan today by making a gift of any amount to Focus on the Family.

I can’t wait for you to get your copy and start having the devotional time you want for your family.

May God bless you and your family!

Jim Daly
President
Focus on the Family