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The Kingdom Family Series · Volume 1 of 3 · Catalog 43069

Kingdom Blueprint

The Family as God’s First Institution

Family is one of the first places people learn what love sounds like, what authority feels like, and whether failure leads to hiding or repair.

Bourne Again Living Library · Catalog 43069
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WHY THIS BOOK EXISTS

Family is one of the first places people learn what love sounds like, what authority feels like, and whether failure leads to hiding or repair. In Kingdom Blueprint, Will Bourne offers a biblically grounded and pastorally realistic vision of the home as a formative community.

WHO IT MAY HELP

I wrote for married couples, single parents, grandparents, guardians, blended families, spiritual parents, adult children, and leaders who influence family life. I especially had in mind people who love God but feel that their home life has not caught up with what they confess publicly. Some are trying to build what they never received.

WHERE IT BELONGS

The Kingdom Family Series, Volume 1 of 3. It also belongs to the Kingdom Family Formation pathway.

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Family is one of the first places people learn what love sounds like, what authority feels like, and whether failure leads to hiding or repair. In Kingdom Blueprint, Will Bourne offers a biblically grounded and pastorally realistic vision of the home as a formative community. Through practical frameworks and privacy-protective composite stories, he addresses marriage, parenting, generational inheritance, household worship, safety, shared labor, and public responsibility without treating one family form as a guarantee or blaming families for every social problem.

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  • What compelled you to write Kingdom Blueprint?
  • What do you mean by calling the family God’s first institution?
  • How does the image of God shape your understanding of family?
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Some books begin with an argument. This one begins closer to home. As the conversation opens, the attention turns to the ordinary places where trust is formed, responsibility is learned, and faith either becomes visible or remains only an idea. Will Bourne invites the reader to look at family life without nostalgia or shame, and with enough hope to believe that faithful change can begin in small, honest practices.

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