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Your family will live under someone's authority.
Make sure it's yours.

Seven short daily lessons on duty, stewardship, household order, and the principles that build and preserve families across generations.

  • 8-12 minutes a day. One core idea, one practical action. No prior legal knowledge required.
  • Sourced from the full member curriculum. The same teaching used inside the private member community.
  • Faith-grounded, not faith-filtered. Scripture anchors every lesson. No political agenda. No denomination required.
  • Always free. No upsells inside the lessons. Your certificate. Your next step.

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What We're Up Against

22%Trust the federal government (Pew 2024)
22%8th graders proficient in civics (NAEP 2022)
1 in 4Adults have no will (Caring.com 2025)
70%Family wealth lost by 2nd generation (Williams Group)

Civic knowledge is collapsing. Households lack governance. Wealth is lost in transition. Parents know something is wrong but don't know where to start. The Civic Virtue Challenge is where you start.

This Challenge Was Built For

Parents & Families
Young Adults
Community Leaders
Faith-Aligned Families
Donors & Supporters
Operators & Builders

One Core Idea Per Day

Read each in under 12 minutes. End with one practical action your household can take that day.

Day 1

The Genesis of Authority

8–10 min

Why every rule you live under started as a written word — and what that means for your household's relationship with authority.

Day 2

The Four Canons of Construction

10–12 min

How a court reads a statute. The same lens lets you read a deed, a tax notice, or a school-board policy.

Day 3

The Tax Triangle

10–12 min

Income, estate, and capital-gains taxes are three conversations, not one. Why families lose ground when they treat them as one.

Day 4

De-Escalation Under Pressure

9–11 min

The adult-in-the-room framework for traffic stops, agency calls, and any encounter where the stakes are higher than the conversation.

Day 5

Local Civic Engagement

10–12 min

Where civic power actually lives: the county clerk, the planning board, the school board. How a household shows up and why it matters.

Day 6

Household Order & Recordkeeping

10–12 min

A short charter, a ledger, a written succession line. The minimum viable governance for any family.

Day 7

Next Steps: From Reading to Practice

8–10 min

How the public Challenge feeds the private community: tools, ledgers, marketplace, and your 30-day civic responsibility plan.

Three Minutes to Start. Seven Emails. A Lifetime of Difference.

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One Lesson a Day

A new lesson arrives each morning for 7 days. Each takes 8–12 minutes — one core idea, one practical action to do that day.

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Build the Habit

After the Challenge, continue your family's civic journey with the full curriculum, the BTPMA community, and the Bodhi Tree Marketplace.

Common Questions

8–12 minutes per day for 7 days. Each lesson is short, actionable, and designed to fit into a morning routine. No homework beyond one small action.

No. The Challenge is designed for complete beginners. No prior legal knowledge, no political affiliation required. The principles are grounded in constitutional structure and scripture, not partisan politics.

No. The BT Education Ministry is a 508(c)(1)(A) religious organization that draws on the full tradition of scripture and natural law. Families from any faith background (or none) will find the content accessible and principled.

After completing the Challenge, you'll receive a certificate and three paths forward: the full member curriculum (free), the BTPMA private member community, and the Bodhi Tree Marketplace of tools and templates. Your choice.

Always. The Challenge will never be paywalled. Our 508(c)(1)(A) mission is to make civic education freely available. If you find value, you can support the mission through donations or membership — but nothing is required.