Most of us have a picture in our heads of what "raising kids in faith" looks like — morning devotions, bedtime prayers, church every Sunday. And those things are good. But what if the most formative moments aren't the planned ones?

Deuteronomy 6 doesn't describe a curriculum. It describes a life. Moses tells parents to talk about God's commands when they sit at home, when they walk along the road, when they lie down and when they get up. The assumption is that ordinary time — the car ride, the dinner table, the lights-out conversation — is where faith gets passed on.

This week we're looking at what it means to be present in those in-between moments. Not performing faith, but living it in ways your kids can see and eventually join.