You were saying no phones at the dinner table, I think that's fantastic to kind of choose places or times in the home that are just no zones, right?

Especially if you have a home where the parents and kids have technology.

Christ is our life.

God is our life.

And so by integrating bath and Bible time, we're teaching our child that any moment is really an appropriate moment to learn and to study

and to get to know God.

You know, when we talk about a lot of technology topics, the most valuable thing a parent can do

is model the behavior that we want to see in our children.

The efforts that you're making are still impacting your family, even if your husband isn't

as involved as you want him to be.

Yeah. your family, even if your husband isn't as involved as you want him to be. Well, hello, and welcome back to the Daily Grace podcast. I am JJ, your host, and so excited for

our conversation today about the topic of faith transmission. What does it mean to pass down your

faith to your children and hopefully even generations beyond that? We will be welcoming today to our

podcast back for the second time, Emily Thomas, who is not only a team member here at the Daily

Graceco. She is also part of the team at

Cultivate What Matters. She has spent the last 18 years in the wedding industry, the goal-setting

industry, and most recently working with Cultivate What Matters as the director of content.

She lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with her wonderful family, her husband, her three beautiful

children. And she also has a passion project called the Connected Family. And so let's just

segue a little bit. Actually, tell us about Connected Family, how people could connect with you there.

Sure. So it's a Substack newsletter so people can subscribe and send out weekly posts, helping

parents to, I like to say, create tech-proof family cultures.

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