This sermon emphasizes the importance of a clear conversion as the foundation of a godly home. It highlights the need for a life-changing salvation experience, using the analogy of building a house on a solid rock foundation versus sand. The speaker urges the audience to examine their hearts and ensure they have a genuine relationship with God before attempting to raise godly children. The message stresses the necessity of yielding to God, receiving a new heart, and being filled with the Holy Spirit to lead a truly Christian life and have a godly home.

03. the Foundation of a Godly Home

Denny Kenaston
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Denny Kenaston

Denny G. Kenaston (1949 - 2012). American pastor, author, and Anabaptist preacher born in Clay Center, Kansas. Raised in a nominal Christian home, he embraced the 1960s counterculture, engaging in drugs and alcohol until a radical conversion in 1972. With his wife, Jackie, married in 1973, he moved to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, co-founding Charity Christian Fellowship in 1982, where he served as an elder. Kenaston authored The Pursuit of the Godly Seed (2004), emphasizing biblical family life, and delivered thousands of sermons, including the influential The Godly Home series, distributed globally on cassette tapes. His preaching called for repentance, holiness, and simple living, drawing from Anabaptist and revivalist traditions. They raised eight children—Rebekah, Daniel, Elisabeth, Samuel, Hannah, Esther, Joshua, and David—on a farm, integrating homeschooling and faith. Kenaston traveled widely, planting churches and speaking at conferences, impacting thousands with his vision for godly families