You know one of the things I love about what I see in the scripture or about people

talking with God is he's okay with questions. I mean there are questions

throughout the scripture but God how am I supposed to do this? I can't speak very well. But God, what if this happens? But God, why would you? There are so many questions and he never says bad question.

His word reminds us in fact in Isaiah chapter one,

he wants us to think through things with him.

He said, come now, let us reason together.

So when your child asks questions about God, and

we want to ask questions about God, engage with them knowing that these are good

and we want to usher them into God's presence

to ask him the big questions.

I'm John Fuller, along with our vice president of

parenting here at the ministry Dr Danny Werta and we're going to begin with a clip

featuring Natasha Crane. She's a mom with some great thoughts about engaging with your kids about faith.

Here she is now with Jim Dealey.

Let's jump into these tough questions and I love the way you've set up your book

keeping your kids on God's side.

You know, we're going to get into the whole thing that obviously God ultimately is responsible

for drawing your children to him.

But that assists to live in a good home where the Lord is

lifted up and hopefully there's limited failure in terms of hypocrisy and

all those things. Your kids can see your faith in action. That's in to believe that Christianity really matters at the end of the day. I think when you get to the teen years, that's probably the most important thing that they see your faith, active faith, and you're living it.

You know, you're not one thing at church and another thing at home.

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