Sometimes a book isn't enough and a program is too much.
These sit in between. Guided experiences with enough structure to keep you moving and enough grace that missing a week doesn't end it.
What's Running
Family Peace Plan Challenges
Your house doesn't need a personality transplant. It needs a few small agreements everybody actually keeps. This challenge walks your family through building a peace plan, which is a plain-language set of expectations for how you handle conflict before you're in the middle of it.
Good for: families in a season of friction, houses with a lot of sibling conflict, parents who keep having the same argument on repeat
Lit Disciple
Reading and discipleship in the same place. This one uses books as the doorway into faith conversations, which is the approach I've come back to for 30 years because it works. Kids will talk about a character's choice long before they'll talk about their own.
Good for: families who already read together, homeschool families, parents of readers ages roughly 8 and up
Summer Bible Memory Challenge
A summer-long Scripture memory challenge for kids, built to be doable in a season when nothing else is scheduled. We ran this for a few years and it worked because it asked for something small and consistent rather than something impressive.
Good for: kids roughly 5 to 14, families looking for summer structure, co-ops and children's ministries
Parenting & Discipleship Community
An ongoing space for parents who want support that doesn't end when the book does.
Nothing here requires you to be caught up.
You can join a challenge you've never done before, in the middle of a hard month, having not finished the last thing you started. That's genuinely fine. The point isn't a perfect streak, it's a family that keeps turning back toward each other.