Most of us grew up watching one TV family or another. We shared their ups and downs, laughed at the situations they got themselves into, learned their catchphrases, and slowly formed an image of what a family should be, one that was wholly unrealistic. Whatever problem they faced could be resolved within thirty minutes. One good talk healed every emotional wound. Consequences rarely showed up in the next week’s episode, let alone lasted for years. We never saw the Bible come out. God’s name was only heard used in vain. Real solutions were never modeled for us in television or culture, so what did we expect other than to watch the family unit weaken and degrade? Today, we say enough. Today, we take the family back from the grip of culture, the world, sin, and the devil. To us, our children are precious. To us, fathers and mothers are to be honored. To us, Christ is the center of the home, and to us, family matters.