A Family Name Becomes Family Values | Kevon & Annie Saber
From Family Frameworks · 49:47
Show by Bill High
Kevon and Annie Saber have four daughters — ages 2, 6, 10, and 14 — and they've built their family identity around five values tied to the letters of their last name: Stewards, Ambassadors, Branches, Exalters, Renegades. In this conversation with Bill High, they walk through the actual mechanics: how Kevon rotates through one value per night at bedtime prayer, how Saturday porch conversations test whether the kids can recite and define them, how giving budgets are decided by the kids themselves after prayer, and why most of their daughters still share bedrooms on purpose. Annie shares how their family has developed their mission into something that changes the culture of their home. Kevon names the moment they outgrew a smaller home and expanded for hospitality. Parents raising kids across wide age gaps will find concrete practices to borrow when it comes to living with purpose as a family, plus honest talk about what kids might resist and what lands. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:33 Meet Kevon and Annie Saber 01:22 Four daughters, four personalities 02:27 Family first, individual interests second 06:49 Why the girls share rooms on purpose 08:48 Starting marriage without a framework 12:22 Studying your wife like a book 14:23 Keeping Christ as the model husband 16:20 Why they went to the family workshop 20:05 The mission: tearing down strongholds 25:46 Five values tied to the SABER name 30:11 The Korea story behind "branches" 37:17 Making the values stick at home 41:56 How the kids actually respond 43:27 Putting the values on the wall 47:30 Advice to parents just starting
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