Families of Virtue
Virtuous Roots
Virtuous Roots, by Families of Virtue, is a podcast for strengthening families, nurturing virtue, and guiding children in faith. Hosted by experts in Christian apologetics and philosophy, we share practical wisdom for living with integrity and raising children rooted in truth. Join us for insightful discussions on faith, family, and discipleship in today’s world. Ready to start your in-depth journey into virtue? Visit familiesofvirtue.com/cva for more information.
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Jun 24, 2026
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Episodes
Virtuous Giving 05.12.2024 24:59
How do we give gifts virtuously? What is the point of giving gifts? Should we enjoy giving or receiving gifts?
True Thanksgiving 28.11.2024 24:55
How does gratitude have to do with virtue? How does an expression of gratitude affect the family? Why do we need to avoid entitlement?
Deuteronomy 6 21.11.2024 25:04
Today we are focusing on breaking down Deuteronomy 6 and why it is important for families to remember it.
Value Wisdom Over Success 14.11.2024 25:24
Why should we want our families to pursue and value wisdom instead of only success? Is there a way we can have both or is this a decision of one or the other?
Contentment in the Family 07.11.2024 25:03
What is contentment and how does it affect our families? How do we avoid apathy while being content? Why should we avoid comparisons between ourselves and the people we see on social media?
How to Behave in Culture 02.11.2024 29:48
How do you judge properly? How does other's actions affect everybody? Does everybody get to do whatever they want?
Living in a Multicultural Society 01.11.2024 30:03
What are some issues that arise in society? Can masculinity be a good thing? How should we view this with reference to scripture?
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