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Faith Builder Catechism is a fun, interactive 52-week devotional that helps families build lasting faith habits through simple, meaningful conversations.

Designed for busy families, this easy-to-use resource requires just a Bible, the book, and about ten minutes a day to begin cultivating intentional discipleship rhythms. With engaging “Power-up” icebreaker questions and thoughtful “Think about It” prompts, parents and kids can explore Scripture together in a way that feels natural, enjoyable, and deeply formative―no special expertise or preparation required.

Drawing on themes like the Apostles’ Creed, the Ten Commandments, the Lord’s Prayer, and the Great Commission, authors Kevin Hippolyte, Jared Kennedy, and Trey Kullman guide families step by step in building a strong biblical foundation. With a creative, game-inspired approach―including stickers to track progress―this devotional invites kids to “level up” in their faith while helping parents foster a home centered on God’s truth and mission.

Kevin Hippolyte serves as director of student ministry at Sojourn Church Midtown and is cohost of Gospel-Centered Family's Press Pause podcast. He's also on the board at Hope Collaborative, a trauma-sensitive community development organization serving students, internationals, and neighbors. He lives with his wife, Kelly, and son in Louisville, Kentucky.

Jared Kennedy, MDiv, ThM, is the cofounder and managing editor of Gospel-Centered Family, a ministry that helps churches and families share Jesus with the next generation. He also serves as the Children's and Family Ministry Strategist for the Sojourn Network, and is an adjunct professor at Boyce College. He is the author of The Beginner's Gospel Story Bible,Are You Close to God?, Jesus Rose for Me, Jesus Came for Me, and God Made Me for Worship, and has developed two VBS programs, Proof Pirates and Clap Your Hands, Stomp Your Feet. He blogs regularly at Gospel-Centered Family and contributes to @TGC, @ERLC, and @HeReadsTruth. You can follow him on Twitter @jaredskennedy. He and his wife, Megan, have three girls.