DCAF
Puritan Board Freshman
I'm getting married in a few weeks. My fiance and I both want to start doing daily family worship once we marry. The problem is, we don't really know where to start. We had devotions as children but they were irregular and in fits and starts. Can someone give me a brief explanation of family worship from a Reformed perspective and how to go about it?
Currently we do the following things outside our normal church/bible study schedule:
Me: When I wake up, I briefly pray and then read from the PCUSA lectionary for that day. I choose a passage from the lectionary and meditate on it for a few minutes before I start my day.
Wife to be: When she wakes up, she reads her Bible (on one of those read the Bible in a year plans) and prays immediately before bed.
We also do a study the Bible together once a week, going over a few verses and discussing them. We're in the middle of Galatians right now.
Thoughts?
Currently we do the following things outside our normal church/bible study schedule:
Me: When I wake up, I briefly pray and then read from the PCUSA lectionary for that day. I choose a passage from the lectionary and meditate on it for a few minutes before I start my day.
Wife to be: When she wakes up, she reads her Bible (on one of those read the Bible in a year plans) and prays immediately before bed.
We also do a study the Bible together once a week, going over a few verses and discussing them. We're in the middle of Galatians right now.
Thoughts?