Our culture is in crisis. Everywhere you look, young people are being told that identity is something you can choose or redefine. Gender is confused, purpose is blurred, and truth is treated as optional. The result? A generation overwhelmed by anxiety, loneliness, and hopelessness. A 2023 study found that 47% of Gen Z students (ages 12–26) often or always … [Read more...] about Kingdom Living Blueprint: Knowing your identity in Christ
Neil Campbell
"Every day we hear more stories of families under attack and young people struggling with their identity and purpose in life. Annette and I are excited to share with you this new teaching on “Building Strong Families” and the bonus teaching on “The Power of a Teacher’s Blessing”. These resources are designed to help you disciple the families in your church and/or Christian School. Download the manuals and other free resources to help you plan a Family Blessing Day in your school or church.
Our dream is to see every family strengthened and equipped to succeed in an ever-changing world. We want to see every person find their true identity and destiny through the blessing and support of a loving father, mother, grandparents and community. Our focus is to reach Millennials and their children with life-changing experiences that empowers them to fulfil their destinies. If there is any way that we can serve you please contact us."
Neil and Annette Campbell
FFC National Coordinators
Kingdom Living Blueprint: Citizens of the Kingdom
“All governments are under God. In so far as there is peace and order, it’s God's order. So, live responsibly as a citizen. If you’re irresponsible to the state, then you’re irresponsible with God, and God will hold you responsible. Duly constituted authorities are only a threat if you’re trying to get by with something. Decent citizens should have nothing to fear.” Romans … [Read more...] about Kingdom Living Blueprint: Citizens of the Kingdom
What do we mean by values? A civil reflection in a divided time
I recognize that in writing this, I may face criticism from some who disagree – but that’s precisely why this conversation matters. There was a time in our democracy when people could hold differing views on values and still engage in respectful, civil discourse. I believe that time must return. When former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke of “Canadian values,” many of us … [Read more...] about What do we mean by values? A civil reflection in a divided time
Kingdom Living Blueprint
Worldview Series Introduction In a time when truth is often treated as relative and followers of Jesus face the defining question: ‘What lens are we using to see the world?’ research from Barna and the University of Arizona reveals a troubling reality that 85 percent of Christians today hold a pluralistic worldview, blending secular values with biblical faith. The result? A … [Read more...] about Kingdom Living Blueprint
Rediscovering biblical fatherhood
Give my 16-month-old grandson a hockey stick, and it becomes a weapon of unstoppable energy. Dress my 3-year-old granddaughter in a princess costume, and she transforms into Rapunzel, ready to let down her golden hair and embrace a world of wonder. These little moments stir something deep in a father’s and grandfather’s heart, an instinct to protect, to guide, and to call forth … [Read more...] about Rediscovering biblical fatherhood