Are you married?
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Yes
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Do you have children?
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Yes
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I pray for my family by name on a regular basis.
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My family sees me reading Scripture and praying, not just hears me talk about it.
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I take the lead in our home's spiritual life instead of leaving it to someone else.
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I'm growing in my walk with God, not running on what I had years ago.
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I make time to connect with my wife that isn't about schedules or problems.
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When we have conflict, I take responsibility for my part first.
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My wife would say she feels like a priority, not an afterthought.
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I'm honest with my wife, including about the things I'd rather hide.
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I spend one-on-one time with each of my kids regularly.
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When I'm with my kids, I'm present, not on my phone.
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I'm teaching my kids about God on purpose, not leaving it to church or school.
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My kids would say I keep my promises to them.
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I keep my word at home as seriously as I keep it at work.
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I handle pressure without taking it out on the people at home.
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I'm the same man in private as I am in public.
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When I'm wrong, I admit it and make it right, including with my family.
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My calendar shows that my family matters more than my work.
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I have a clear picture of the kind of home I'm trying to build.
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Our home has rhythms we actually keep, like meals, prayer and time together.
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If my kids grew up to live the way I live, I'd be grateful.
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