On this episode of This vs. That, we talk with Dr. Ben Phillips about making family discipleship practical through the everyday rhythms we already share with our children.
Ben introduces the TEACH framework—Travel time, Eating time, Arise time, Closing time, and Holiday time drawn from Deuteronomy 6.
Together, we explore simple ways to build faith conversations into car rides, meals, mornings, bedtimes, and celebrations without turning discipleship into an overwhelming checklist. We also discuss the importance of modeling a genuine walk with God, giving children grace as they grow, adjusting our approach through changing seasons, and starting with one sustainable rhythm.
Whether we are beginning family discipleship for the first time or looking to strengthen existing habits, this conversation offers practical encouragement for helping the next generation know, own, and live out their faith.
Topics Covered in This Week’s Podcast 02:59 Introduction: The origin of Dr. Phillips’ desire for discipleship 13:52 Applying TEACH wisely, but not to excess 28:34 Making TEACH work in your unique household 45:49 Encouragement for parents just beginning intentional discipleship
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