God’s Word describes the body of believers as “brothers and sisters” and “co-heirs” with Jesus, and when Jesus taught His disciples to pray, He began by saying, “Our Father.”
Why?
We’re a family in Christ. And like any family, God’s family is filled with people in all stages of spiritual development: newborn believers, those still adolescent in their walk, and the spiritually mature.
Join Chuck Swindoll in this series, Growing Up in God’s Family, as he takes an in-depth look at the stages of growth that characterize the Christian walk.
CD series of 16 messages
Note: For the MP3 version visit this page.
Messages in this series:
- Analysis of a Crop Failure
- Growing Up in God’s Family
- Ages and Stages of Growing Up
- Birth and Infancy: Survival Basics
- Look . . . I’m Walking!
- The Delights of Childhood
- Adult Talk about “Childish Things”
- Three Proofs of Growth
- Adolescents in Adult Bodies
- When Peter Pan Comes to Church
- What’s Right about Adolescence?
- Reasons We Resist Becoming Mature
- The Church: Who Needs It?
- A Story for Adults to Remember
- A Song for Adults to Sing
- Growing-Up Goals for Diligent Disciples
Related Series Resources
See the complete list of resources for this series:
Growing Up in God’s Family.
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