The Good News Family Devotional (Hardback) by Melissa B Kruger and Michael J Kruger

Lead Your Family Through the Gospel of Mark

If you are like most parents, you may struggle to find the time to read the Bible for yourself, much less the time to instruct and train your children. That’s exactly why Michael and Melissa Kruger wrote The Good News Family Devotional.

For each chapter in this 52-week journey through Jesus’s life, you’ll read a devotion written specifically for moms and dads, preparing you for your family discussion while encouraging your own study of Scripture. Then, you’ll find a clear, customizable guide for walking your children through this passage, along with

specific questions for both younger and older children to engage the whole family
a one-sentence Big Idea for the Week that will aid your children’s memory and retention of key themes
a family application question and closing prayer to help bring Christ’s teachings into your daily life together

Written for ordinary families with full schedules, this flexible, Christ-centered guide will help you engage your children with consistency and purpose. Let your hearts be refreshed each day as you meditate on the life and ministry of Jesus together.

Title

The Good News Family Devotional
Author(s)

Melissa B Kruger and Michael J Kruger
ISBN

9780736990462
Format

Hardback
Publisher

Harvest House
Bible Book

Mark
Audience

Children, Youth, Families
Pages

320
Published

05/01/2026

Melissa B Kruger

Melissa Kruger serves as vice president of discipleship programming at The Gospel Coalition. She is the author of The Envy of Eve, Walking with God in the Season of Motherhood and In All Things. She blogs at Wit's End, hosted by The Gospel Coalition. Her husband, Mike, is the president of Reformed Theological Seminary, and they have three children.

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Michael J Kruger

Michael J. Kruger (PhD, University of Edinburgh) is the president and Samuel C. Patterson Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina, and a leading scholar on the origins and development of the New Testament canon.

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