Each week you’ll receive one email with a curated list of resources and ideas to help your family incorporate a specific biblical value into your everyday life. (We’ll walk through all 30+ values included in the Family Creed Guide!)
A weekly idea-bank of resources and rhythms for cultivating godly character in little hearts.
Let’s not just name our family values, let’s live them out!
Spur intentional conversations at the dinner table with these age-appropriate questions.
Discussion Questions
Printable cards to hang around the house, throw in your purse, or memorize together in the carpool line.
Scripture Memory cards
A curated list of book recommendations, podcast links, and tools specific to each value of the week.
Resources
An idea bank of health habits for weaving values into your everyday life.
Rhythms
Go-to verses to memorize or reference as you talk through what it means to live out a specific value.
Scripture References
A bite-sized, practical dose of biblical encouragement from my heart to yours.
Encouragement
These emails are packed full of practical ideas:
Podcasts and books that help equip you and your spouse to model your family values.
Tangible ideas for practicing generosity, leadership, or hospitality with little kids.
Questions that guide your car ride chats or dinner time discussions toward truth.
Great bedtime stories that illustrate what a big concept like “humility” actually means.
After David and I wrote the Eseke Creed, I wanted to find a way to be intentional about teaching our family values to our kids in age-appropriate ways. But, intentionality takes forethought and most days, I don’t have the margin to think ahead when it comes to weighty things like character development.
Too many times, I’ve recognized awesome teachable moments after-the-fact. Or drawn a blank when I’m trying to think of the perfect bible verse to recite to drive home a discipline moment. I often wish I had a great children’s book on hand to help illustrate a topic that come up with my kids in the car that day.
So I made myself (and you!) a cheat sheet. One for each value, like humility, generosity, leadership, etc. (They’ll be 30+ of them when I’m finished!)
I don’t want us to miss the opportunities to instill character in our kid’s hearts, so I’ve started gathering these resources in one place to share with you! Things like…
This is a resource I’ve been wanting to create for years.
Sowing Great Habits, So We Can Reap Character
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Let’s actually live them out!
Let’s not just name our family values,