Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley
Week 10: Review & Reflection
Review your notes and journal entries from the entire book. No new reading is required, though you may wish to revisit sections that were most meaningful to you.
Previewing Week 10 of Habits of the Household
Read 3 of 8 discussion questions below. Unlock the complete 10-week guide when you’re ready.
You have walked through the whole arc of Earley's vision for the household — from waking to sleeping, from the table to the marriage, from daily habits to the long span of years. Take this final week not to learn something new but to let what you have learned settle into action.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.Looking back across the entire book, which chapter or habit was most personally convicting or transformative for you? What specifically did it surface in you — conviction, hope, grief, motivation?
2.Earley's central thesis is that habits form hearts, and that whoever designs the habits of your household is discipling your family. Has this idea changed the way you see your daily routines? Give a specific example of something you now see differently.
3.Think about the state of your household when you began this study versus now. What, if anything, has actually changed? Even small shifts count — a new morning blessing, a screen-free dinner, a bedtime prayer you started saying.