Great Families: The First (Dysfunctional) Family - Ken Wetmore
Even the Bible’s first families were far from perfect—marked by conflict, blame, brokenness, and dysfunction. Jesus reminds us that family is ultimately shaped not by perfection, but by love, faithfulness, and a shared desire to follow God. Healthy families begin when we take responsibility for ourselves, establish healthy boundaries, grow intentionally, and remain grateful for what we have.
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