Talking with Your Kids about God: 30 Conversations Every Christian Parent Must Have

Talking with Your Kids about God: 30 Conversations Every Christian Parent Must Have

“In today’s increasingly skeptical and hostile world, how can you prepare your kids for the challenge and doubts they will inevitably face?”

The above question is one you, as a parent, may be asking yourself. It’s a question thoroughly covered as I read through a complimentary copy of the book featured below.

Talking with Your Kids about God: 30 Conversations Every Christian Parent Must Have

As a mom of two grown children, I see that I overlooked some of the important conversations addressed in this book. Our local church has taught many of these topics in our weekly family Bible studies, so my children aren’t completely in the dark. However, as a parent, I see the importance of these the following topics through conversations at home:

  • The Existence of God
  • Science and God
  • The Nature of God
  • Believing in God
  • The Difference God Makes

How each religion believes regarding “the one true God” vs. “many gods” is one a conversation I would like to have with my older children. They know that there is only one true God, yet the book has shown me how the other religions believe. My children need to be aware of these false teachings with all that is being thrown at them in the world.

There are a few more conversations from this book I would like to have with my older children; I have yet to have any of the conversations with my youngest, apart from the fact that there is a God who loves him very much.

I am looking forward reading through this book a second time, at a slower pace, to compare the provided answers to God’s Word. I didn’t find anything that sounded incorrect, but I always try to compare what I’m reading to the truth in God’s Word.

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