People think there are only two groups of people in the Christian world that actually talk about the holidays.

They're the people who believe that the holidays are a part of the law that we all need to fulfill

and that every Christian should have a moral obligation to celebrate all seven biblical holidays.

And then there are people who think that it's somehow wrong to celebrate them.

And so there's like these two that are far apart.

And we're always kind of in the middle, like saying, hey, like we don't think you have to. We do agree with Paul that they have been

fulfilled in Christ. However, we do think that you can or you're allowed to, right? Which is like

we're looking for tools to train our families. 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 excited for this one today.

So last week, April and I talked about a little bit about spring holidays are coming up.

And a huge part of what it means to be a family team is to figure out, okay, how do we make disciples of our kids?

How do we help our families to just immerse on our identities in the faith?

And oftentimes so many of these things are done in churches or through children's ministries.

And a lot of what we were exploring is what does it look like for us to do this as families or in the home?

And so it takes like creativity and intentionality to like experience holy days, holidays in the home.

And so we've got some amazing holidays coming up

for spring holidays that are in the biblical calendar in the Torah that are also, you know,

woven into the gospel. So I'm really excited about this. We're going to dive into this in the

family team's accelerator. We're dedicating the month of April to drilling

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