Hey y'all, welcome back to the Don't Mom Alone podcast.

I'm your host, Heather McFadion, and this is the place where I get to walk alongside you

and connect you with people and resources so you know that you don't mom alone.

And in this episode number 512, I'm welcoming to the show,

Chris and Clayton from Goodkind. So a lot of what Clayton and I talk about is spiritual

disciplines can be a matter of responding to where God is moving, like notice what God is doing

and then follow him in it. It takes more work as parents to say, I really want to be responsive

to the spirit of God in my kid's life and then help when that happens. But I do think that's where

it gets to be more beautiful. Chris and Clayton work together at their local church, but they also

have created a company called Good Kind, which is helping parents cultivate good kind of spiritual habits in their home.

And that goes along with their new book, Building Spiritual Habits in the Home.

And we talk about six key shifts in building lasting spiritual habits based on habit research.

We're going to share real life examples examples how to practically walk out a spiritual

habit with your kids and how do you navigate different seasons. And we're also going to reflect

on our own spiritual formation from our childhood experiences. Let's get right to it. Here we go.

Chris and Clayton, welcome to the Doe Mamma Loan podcast.

Thanks for us, Heather. Yeah.

And y'all in true Don't Mom Alone style, I have welcomed them to the show crying.

So there's that. And it's all good, all good tears, all happy tears.

Chris and Clayton have a book called Building Spiritual Habits in the Home.

And I have already let them know that we are not going to have a conversation about handing

our kids faith where they feel more shame, where they feel less loved by God, and where we

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