When Jesus walked with His disciples, He didn’t just preach to them—He lived among them. He asked questions, modeled faith, corrected lovingly, celebrated growth, and constantly pointed them to the Father. That is the pattern for godly parenting. To disciple our children like Jesus is to go beyond rules and rewards. It’s to invite them into a living, breathing relationship with God by showing them what it looks like. It’s opening the Bible not just to read, but to live. It’s listening when they struggle, praying when they hurt, celebrating when they grow, and staying present through every stage of their development. The home is the first mission field. Before the world hears the Gospel from us, our children should experience it through us. Every bedtime prayer, every story of Jesus, every act of forgiveness and mercy teaches them who God is.