Do Your Children Believe?: Becoming Intentional About Your Family’s Faith and Spiritual Legacy

Are your kids ready to live out their faith beyond Sunday mornings?

As parents, we long for our children to grow in a deep, lasting relationship with God—but in the whirlwind of family life, it’s easy to leave that hope without a plan. Do Your Children Believe? bridges that gap, offering a practical, faith-filled approach to raising kids who don’t just know about God but walk with Him daily.

Scripture warns us how quickly faith can fade from one generation to the next (Judges 2:10). Today, we see that same challenge—families where faith feels more like a tradition than a lived experience. But what if your children didn’t just inherit your faith but made it their own? What if they could confidently share what they believe and why it matters?

This book isn’t just theory—it’s a battle-tested, real-life approach to helping families cultivate genuine, lasting faith. Packed with personal stories, practical steps, and a vision for generational impact, it’s an invitation to build a legacy where faith isn’t just taught—it’s caught.

Dr. Terence Chatmon, a successful senior executive in corporate America, served in leadership roles with several Fortune 50 companies, including Johnson & Johnson, Citibank, and Coca-Cola, but he was failing to become the spiritual leader of his home. He was challenged by his wife to chart a course for the spiritual growth of his family and children. After much prayer, he took what he knew from his corporate-world success and biblical teaching to develop one of the world’s most transformational step-by-step family spiritual development processes.

Terence is now a family legacy champion, and his family discipleship workshop, Do Your Children Believe, has reached more than 100K participating families and continues to grow. A Chicago native and graduate of the University of Illinois, Terence brings drive and ingenuity to every role he plays in life, as an elder at a prominent eight-thousand-member mega-church, a previous Bible study fellowship leader, and most importantly a husband and father.

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