Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
Called a cult for worshipping together?
Family-integrated worship has faced a lot of opposition. But now, the tide seems to be turning, as many more Christians are recognising that the idea of worshipping together as a family at church is actually the only pattern we see in the Bible.
Kids learn best by observing and engaging for themselves - and keeping them in the Church service is a perfect way to teach them the importance and beauty of worship.
In our latest episode of the Church and Family Life Podcast, Scott Brown and Jason Dohm dive into the blessings of age-integrated worship and why the Bible encourages this as the best pattern for families and churches to follow.
🎙️Hear more on the Church and Family Life Podcast
👉Listen now: cf.life/podcast
Join the movement to get children back into church worship: worshipasafamily.com/worship-together #shorts
Called a cult for worshipping together?
Family-integrated worship has faced a lot of opposition. But now, the tide seems to be turning, as many more Christians are recognising that the idea of worshipping together as a family at church is actually the only pattern we see in the Bible.
Kids learn best by observing and engaging for themselves - and keeping them in the Church service is a perfect way to teach them the importance and beauty of worship.
In our latest episode of the Church and Family Life Podcast, Scott Brown and Jason Dohm dive into the blessings of age-integrated worship and why the Bible encourages this as the best pattern for families and churches to follow.
🎙️Hear more on the Church and Family Life Podcast
👉Listen now: cf.life/podcast
Join the movement to get children back into church worship: worshipasafamily.com/worship-together #shorts
