Hi, welcome to the Family Teams podcast. Our goal here is to help your family become a multi-generational team on mission by providing you with biblically rooted concepts, tools, and rhythms. Your hosts are Jeremy Pryor and Jefferson Bethke, and this season is all about crafting a family-friendly day of rest. We'll talk about the biblical idea of Sabbath,

hear testimonies from different families, and also discuss practical ways to do this with kids.

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All right, guys. Well, welcome into the family teams podcast. April and I are here with Blake and Chandler. They're good friends of ours. And how are you guys doing today? Doing well.

Doing good. Yeah. Yeah. It's 420 on Friday night so we're about to

insert into the topic that we're talking about today.

That's right. We're all very excited. Yeah, we're just talking about. We cannot wait

to rest. It's almost there. And Blake and Chandler are days away from welcoming baby number six

into the world. Yes. So I'm very excited for them.

And you guys are, so like tell us the ages of the kids right now.

Yeah.

So our oldest is 10, then 8, 6, 4, 2, and next week.

All right.

So you guys can tell just from that why we're talking to Blake and Chandler about how to have a day of rest.

So I'm just telling them that one of our biggest questions we get is how do you do this with young kids?

And we want to really get practical about the challenge that younger children create for trying to

recover or have a day of rest. And there are real challenges. And so we want to be in a

community that's talking about this. And our family has experimented and tried the various

things. And I've really enjoyed watching Blake and Chandler over the years as they have been working this out and trying to figure this out.

And so I think this would be a good arena to have this.

How do you do this in a family friendly manner?

So, so we're, we're in a series of podcasts about how to do a family friendly day of rest. And so I'd love for you guys

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