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What Are You Handing Down?

Every family inherits something.

Beliefs.
Traditions.
Stories.
Songs.
Church practices.
Family rhythms.
Ways of working and resting.
Ideas about education, hospitality, celebration, and what makes a good life.

Some of what you’ve inherited is worth preserving.

Some may need to be understood more deeply.

Some may need to be changed.

And some may be worth letting go.

But before you can intentionally hand something down, you have to become aware of what you’ve already received.

The Faith We Inherit is a 66-page Family Faith Inventory & Formation Workbook created to help you do exactly that.

This isn’t a workbook about creating the “perfect” Christian family or settling every theological question before your children grow up. Instead, it’s an invitation to slow down, examine what you’ve received, return to Scripture, ask honest questions, and thoughtfully consider the kind of faith and family culture you want to build.

Inside the Workbook

You’ll be guided through a process of:

Examining What You Inherited
Explore the theology, church traditions, family practices, education, and cultural traditions that shaped you.

Clarifying What You Believe
Sort through what you genuinely believe, what you’re still studying, and what you’re reconsidering.

Returning to Scripture
Explore what Scripture says about God, Jesus, salvation, the Kingdom, the church, and the Christian life.

Learning From Those Who Came Before
Consider the relationship between Scripture, Christian tradition, and historical belief.

Retrieving, Reforming, and Releasing
Discern which inherited beliefs and practices are worth preserving, which need correction, and which no longer belong in your family’s life.

Defining What You Want to Hand Down
Move beyond simply asking what you believe and begin articulating what you want your children to know, love, practice, remember, and have the courage to question.

Building Your Family Faith Rhythm
Create simple, sustainable rhythms around Scripture, prayer, worship, catechesis, church, hospitality, service, and celebration.

Creating Your Family Faith — Version 1.0
Put your family’s current beliefs, questions, traditions, and hopes into words—while leaving room for your theology to grow.

Creating a Family Rule of Life
Translate your convictions into the ordinary practices of family life, including education, work, rest, generosity, hospitality, technology, church, and celebration.

This Workbook Is For You If…

• You’ve inherited a Christian faith but have never really examined where your beliefs came from.
• You want to be more intentional about what your children are learning from your family’s everyday life.
• You’re sorting through traditions you want to preserve, change, or release.
• You’re asking theological questions and don’t feel like you have to have every answer yet.
• You want your family’s faith to be more than Sunday attendance or a list of beliefs.
• You want to create a home where faith is practiced and lived—not simply talked about.
• You want a thoughtful starting point for building a family culture rooted in what you believe is true and good.

Plus: Keep Growing Bonus Download

Your family’s faith is not a finished product.

That’s why The Faith We Inherit also includes Keep Growing: A 12-Month Family Theology Plan as a bonus download.

Use it to continue exploring the questions you’ve identified, choose Scripture and theological topics to study, keep track of resources, and create a simple rhythm for ongoing family theological growth.

Because Version 1.0 isn’t the end. It’s a place to begin.

You Are Already Handing Something Down.

The question isn’t whether your children will inherit something from you.

They will.

The question is whether you’ll become intentional about what that inheritance will be.

The Faith We Inherit will help you slow down, examine what you’ve received, discern what you believe, and begin building the faith and family culture you want to hand down.

66-page guided workbook + Keep Growing 12-Month Family Theology Plan bonus download.