for a lot of moms, if you have a husband, let's say, who's involved in a team at work and they're having off-sites and they're talking about like, oh, how do we get there and how do we grow the business or how do we help our department or whatever's going on there? He's feeling like a part of a team and he's all stirred up. That is oftentimes how you lose your husband and he accidentally switches the teams. This is why I'm always telling wives, please don't discourage a process like this.

And dads, please engage your family in a process like this because this is so unifying.

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 we can't wait to chat about all things family.

Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the podcast. I'm here with my lovely wife, April. April, how are you doing today?

Hello, I'm good. Doing well. You're all excited for our

November of birthdays and Thanksgiving. Yeah. Very exciting. Yeah, very busy, very busy month for us.

We've got, we had a big men's event that we were part of. And then we went into, I just got back from my discipleship kickoff. So we, people and I both do that when we start in launch discipleship groups. And we've got a big family mission summit for others. We're going to be leading in our house next week.

And what we're going to talk about today with you guys is the drum roll, the new theme for the accelerator for the month of December.

So in the month of November, we've talked about Christmas because we're getting ready for December.

But in December, we talk about

family summits to get you guys ready for your annual family team summit that you guys can pull off.

Oftentimes, the best time to do this is either between Christmas and New Year's when you have

some time on your hands and are able to really look back and think and reflect, or you can do

this the first week

of January. Those are kind of the times to me that are like really natural to do a family

summit. So we want to help you guys understand how to do this. So this is what, this is what we're

how long we've been doing our family summits? April, do you remember? Wow. It's been probably like maybe 12 years, 10,

12 years. Yes. It's been awesome. Yeah. In our 12 years. And so we'll walk through some of the

things we've learned now. A couple of things you guys need to know. Number one, if you go to family

teams.com slash summit, you will get our free download on how to do family summits also if you join the

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