Hi, my name is Sally Clarkson and I'm so glad you joined me at my podcast today at Home

with Sally. My sweet friend, Chris and Kills, joining me in this space and we hope that

we'll bring a smile to your heart and inspiration how to live an intentional life and especially

to encourage you to find joy along the way and to know how deeply you're loved by God.

Thanks for joining us.

Hi, everyone. Welcome today to At Home with Sally and friends. I am Kristen Kill and I'm

so excited to share with you our third installment of Gifts of the Heart or Summer Series. I'm

here with Sally. Hello, Sally. How are you? Hello, Kristen. Oh, awesome. We are just, we

have been whizzing through, recording all of these together and it's really special for us

because we're really getting to go through this whole book in one day as we record for you.

And so it feels like we're getting more passionate as we record each one because they're bringing

up so many things in our own hearts. And this is one of my favorite chapters. We're looking at

chapter three today, a heart for character, the gift of loving virtue. And virtue is one of those

words. Sally, do you want to comment on what is a virtue versus a character quality? What would

you say is the difference? Well, of course we go back to the Greeks and they have certain definitions

of virtue. But basically what I really wanted to point out right now is today we want to give our

children the gift of loving virtue. Oh, did I forget the word loving when you said that? Oh, okay.

I'm just going to emphasize it. You did great. But I think that there's a difference between trying

to teach your children to be behavior realistically perfect or teaching them to really love

nobility and courage and goodness. And I looked up virtue, Clayner, talking about this and there's

many different lists of virtue. And basically they are the attributes of having good and godly

character qualities. So if you have virtue in steadfastness, it means that your personality is a

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