Welcome to the Elisa Childers Podcast. I'm Elisa Childers. With all the information our

kids have access to these days, Christian parents are having to navigate some unprecedented

conversations with our kids. From politics to morality to the intellectual claims of

atheism and scientism, it can be overwhelming. Today, we're going to focus in on having theological

conversations with our kids, specifically about progressive Christianity and how to prepare

them for the challenges they will surely encounter in this post-truth world. Stay tuned.

My guest today is Natasha Crane. Natasha is a public speaker and author and a blogger who's

just really passionate about equipping Christian parents to raise their kids with an understanding

of how to make a case and for and defend their faith in an increasingly more secular world.

She's written two apologetics books for parents called Talking with Your Kids About God

and keeping your kids on God's side. Her newest book is called Talking with Your Kids About Jesus.

And that is out today. You can order it on Amazon right now. And her website is ChristianMomThoughts.com.

You can also just type in NatashaCrane.com to get there. So Natasha, thanks so much for being on

the podcast again. This is your second time. Yeah, thanks a lot. I'm excited to have a conversation

with you again. Well, I'm really excited about your new book, not only because I'm a mom with

young kids who needs the advice, but also because of the specific subject you've chosen to tackle,

is so incredibly important for parents to have clarity on. And that subject is Jesus. This might

seem like such a basic thing, but it's really not anymore because we're living in a culture that's

trying to redefine who Jesus is. Specifically in progressive Christianity, I often hear things like

my Jesus wouldn't do that or my Jesus never judged anyone. And so we basically have this whole

belief system built around a false Jesus. And then of course with the internet and social media

platforms, so many of our kids are being taught things about Jesus that don't fully represent the truth

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