This week on Cultivate, we dove into practical ways to teach theology to our kids, especially if we didn’t have it modeled for us growing up. Charlie Loften and Natalie Fink explored the challenges many parents face with feeling unequipped, and offered encouraging steps—like learning together, modeling biblical truths, and using resources such as entry-level theology books and storybook Bibles. We discussed the importance of not shying away from difficult Bible stories, but using discernment to distill deep truths for kids while keeping the heart of the gospel at the center. Biblical parenting imagery, the role of grace and forgiveness in daily life, and the value of habit stacking for faith routines were highlighted as practical tools to nurture young disciples, even in busy households. Finally, we touched on memorization—how creeds, catechisms, and Scripture can help form a foundation of faith that lasts. Take some time to reflect on your own faith journey and consider simple steps to pass on what matters most to the next generation.