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Jim John, one of the things that were so powerful about leading family devotions is that God

kept changing me. And I think over the course

of a year, year and a half, I really believed I was in a different spot than I would have been

if I had. That's Tim Shoemaker, and he's our guest today on this best of 2025 episode

of Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

And we're going to take a look today at how you as a parent can find creative ways to share your faith with your children.

Thanks for joining us.

I'm John Fuller.

You know, John, I remember the devotions with the boys.

And really, Gene and I, you know, we had a different picture of what it could look

like, and she wanted it pretty formal. But I'm thinking, you know, these are two boys who are

wiggling all the time, and they're not going to sit and listen to music for five minutes and then

a lesson and then pray together. I mean, they did sometimes. And I don't mean to belittle that,

because there's a place for that kind of structure.

But what I noticed really fast is that the boys wanted action.

They wanted to see the Bible in action.

And sometimes that could be really difficult to do family devotions where you're thinking of all of this, right?

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