If you are a reader, you're reading good literature, it's going to enable you to be a better writer.

And if you can be a better writer, you are going to be a better thinker.

And our world needs good thinkers, people who can articulate their thoughts, articulate their faith, articulate and defend what they believe,

watching young people walk away from the church.

They grew up in homes that taught them the how we go to church on this day.

We do this.

We don't do that.

We have to be very intentional about if we're going to set a boundary, if we're going to

create a tradition, if we're going to create a tradition, if we're going to create a culture, to explain the why.

Dear young married couple, let's be real, most of us are raising kids in a world that's

actively working against deep thinking.

Between screens, instant gratification, and information overload, how do we cultivate

children who don't just consume content but actually

wrestle with ideas? Yes, today we're exploring the daily rhythms that transform reluctant readers

into lifelong thinkers and why this might be the most important investment you make in your

child's future, not just academically, but emotionally and spiritually,

too. We're joined today by Jordan Frye, CEO of Truthbook Co. Our kids love their books, and Jordan has

some great insights on raising readers and thinkers. It's good to have our friend back on the podcast,

Jordan Fry. Thanks for being with us today. Yes, thank you all so much.

I'm looking forward to it. We had a great conversation last time, expecting the same today.

All right. So Jordan, tell us, for those who are listening and are like, my kid is not that

interested in reading. I know it's important, but they're just not interested. How can you help someone who's not naturally picking up on reading or enjoying reading?

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