You can't invite your children into something if it's not there.

If your kid has identified that you don't actually live in a way that seems to be the life of following Jesus, say, all right, do I actually believe this?

Start with that.

You'll get to the spot of saying, well, now how do I transmit this to my children?

But the more important thing, build your own robust life of faith, like work on that first.

And then you can try to invite your

children into that. All right, so, you know, I've got a funny way to remember your name, Chris.

Okay. It just came to me when I was walking in the studio. Maddie, who you met,

Maddie brings you in and she's coordinating with you. She hums a song that makes me remember your name. So we got Chris Popolardo. You know that song? You guys are too young. Do it again. Do it again. We'll get it. What are we opening? This is this is a beautiful opening right here. And our producers just looking in here like this is not going to make it under the air. Well, you're going to have something. There was a song way back in my generation called I like peanut Oh, I know that. Wait, that didn't sound like I like Chris Popolado da da, da, and Clayton Green. There you go. We got both your Okay. That's your intro to family life today. Welcome to Family Life Today. That's good. Aren't you glad you're here? Pina Colada and Chris Popolardo. Let me tell you, you're never going to forget his name now. You are in a song. You have to sing it, though. And the song, you don't know what the song's about.

But it is about married couples. It's a weird song. That's what it is. It's a weird song. Yeah. I have had so many people play with my name over the years, and this was a first. Yeah. That has never happened. That's what I'm going for. Leave it to Dave. so somehow well no leave it to Maddie

Maddie put the song of my head

she was that has never happened. That's what I'm going for. Leave it to Dave. So somehow, well, no, leave it to Maddie. Maddie put the song of my head. She was humming this? And I'm never going to be able to say that name without thinking of. We've had a lot of fun just talking to you guys before we even started the interview. So I'm going to drop this deep because I feel like you guys are super knowledgeable.

You just said you guys drop something deep. I know. That means you've decided it's deep. No, no, no. I'm saying like, we'll decide of his deeper doubt. I think there's a shot at you, Dave. She's like, no. Dave did his thing. I'm going to take us a different direction because that was. I'm the light guy. She's the deep one.

No, I'm not at all.

Go ahead.

Let's hear your deep.

But as a mom is doing ministry for 45

years, I'm going to ask you guys, this isn't like a number that you would know, but just

off at the top of your head, we feel like spiritual disciplines, discipleship, this is not something that generally takes place in 100% of homes.

So what would you guys say, what percentage of Christian homes are discipling their kids or building spiritual habits in their families?

Just off the top of your head, what do you think that percentage would be?

My gut is 100%.

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