Food for Thought

When each of us dies, the one thing we take with us to heaven is our character, who we are as a person. In essence, our character is our most valuable possession. And, as parents, we are given both the privilege and the burden of helping our children mold and shape their character.

Our dilemma is that character training isn't like studying for a spelling test in school. We can't cram for it. Much like hitting a homerun or playing a minuet on a piano, a person's character has to function at a subconscious level that is formed and shaped throughout time, piece by piece, layer by layer.

In Food for Thought, author Kim Moog offers a year's worth of dinnertime discussion questions meant to start character-building conversations with the kids you love. These topics are designed to help you guide your children and shape their character into confident, happy, Christ-centered adults.