On Kickoff Sunday, Dr. Scott McKee begins our Living the Five series with a focus on Healthy Families, showing how God designed the family as His primary place for nurture and discipleship. Pastor Scott walks us through the story of Isaac and Rebekah (Genesis 24–27), revealing both the beauty of covenant love and the pain of favoritism, comparison, and dysfunction. From this story, we learn what every child—and every person—needs in order to thrive: the four essential ingredients of blessing—meaningful touch, words of high value, a vision for the future, and a commitment to see it through. You’ll discover how to speak blessing into your own children, grandchildren, or spiritual family, and why God can still use imperfect homes to accomplish His purposes. Along the way, Pastor Scott shares his joy of becoming a new grandfather and reminds us that blessings aren’t earned—they are gifts of grace. May we be a people who invest in one another, celebrate uniqueness, and carry generational faith with courage and humility.
Living the Five: Healthy Families with Dr. Scott McKee
On Kickoff Sunday, Dr. Scott McKee begins our Living the Five series with a focus on Healthy Families, showing how God designed the family as His primary place for nurture and discipleship. Pastor Scott walks us through the story of Isaac and Rebekah (Genesis 24–27), revealing both the beauty of covenant love and the pain of favoritism, comparison, and dysfunction. From this story, we learn what every child—and every person—needs in order to thrive: the four essential ingredients of blessing—meaningful touch, words of high value, a vision for the future, and a commitment to see it through. You’ll discover how to speak blessing into your own children, grandchildren, or spiritual family, and why God can still use imperfect homes to accomplish His purposes. Along the way, Pastor Scott shares his joy of becoming a new grandfather and reminds us that blessings aren’t earned—they are gifts of grace. May we be a people who invest in one another, celebrate uniqueness, and carry generational faith with courage and humility.
