This is where we will look back and reflect on these moments right here. And so being in all,

posturing yourself with your hands open, heart open, eyes open, to see the wonder that is this

marriage and family. That's the way we try and posture for ourselves and our marriage and ultimately

for our kids as well. That's Chris Graby and he and his wife Jenny are here with us today on Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

They're going to be sharing how you can bring some healthy, life-giving rhythms and patterns into your family.

Thanks for joining us. I'm John Fuller.

John, we talk about family a lot. I guess that's the title, right? Focus on the family. That's what we do. I mean, I do find it humorous. Sometimes people say, don't make an

idol out of family. We get that. We're not trying to tell every single person they've got to get

married. That's between them and the Lord. But we are here to talk about family, about marriage,

about parenting, and we hope help you along that way. So you can do it as best as you can. And one of the things that all of us tend to hit are these ruts

where you get kind of out of sync and you just start doing the thing. And then by the time you look

up, five years has gone by. The kids are now seven and nine. And have we been as intentional

as we needed to be as a parent? Hey, every time we can kind of wake you up to that fact to pay attention,

that's our goal. And to give you great advice on how to correct some of the things that might

help you do the parenting job better or the family job better. And to do it better now while the

kids are in the home, if they're in the home. And Chris and Jenny Graby are really qualified to

talk about this.

They have five children.

They host the podcast, The Rhythm of Us, and they have a book with a similar title,

The Rhythm of Home, Five Intentional Practices for a Thriving Family Culture.

Learn more about the Grabies and this book when you're at our website,

and we've got the link in the show notes.

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