I'm like Jeff, I love Christmas.

But it is hard sometimes to figure out how do you really disciple your kids when the culture wants to take holidays different directions?

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Welcome back to Five Minute Fatherhood.

So we want to talk about how do we craft really important, meaningful annual celebrations as a family.

I hope you guys get to experience that, maybe around a Christmas or Easter or other holidays.

But one of the things that the Bethkew family and the prior family and many other families that we know have attempted to do is

restore some of the biblical holidays. And some people are familiar with that around maybe

having experienced a Passover Seder. But probably my favorite biblical holiday for family

teams is this holiday called Sukkot, which is coming up in just a few weeks.

By the time you guys hear this, it might be actually during the season of Sukkot.

And the Bethkees have really leaned into these traditions.

We have as well.

This has caused a lot of people to ask many questions about like, why are you guys doing that?

What does that mean? And so, Jeff, why do you guys do that? What does that mean? And so, Jeff,

why do you guys do that? What is Sukkot to the Bethke family? Why have you guys started doing that?

Well, there's so many different reasons. I think one of them is that, yeah, it's just like when,

kind of like you told me a long time ago, right? It's like when you become this father that wants to coach your kids and be a team and all that, then you kind of start looking for curriculum of just like,

how can I just be pointing to the right things and the right person and the right way? And I,

and essentially the biblical holidays in Leviticus 23, specifically with Sukkot, I think being

the easiest, the best entry point, the kind of the most fun, the kind of the easiest starting point, just became one of those

things that lit up for us. And then just once you do it, it kind of comes alive. You just realize

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