Introducing Tell Me a Story, a brand new podcast for children and families.

Each episode brings scripture to life with immersive storytelling, followed by a short devotional to spark meaningful conversations.

Let there be light.

The serpent! he tricked me. It is I, Joseph.

I am the brother you sold to the traitors.

In a world filled with distractions and declining biblical literacy, our children need stories

that anchor them in truth. Tell Me a story weaves the rich narratives of God's promises

shown in His Word and the world, equipping parents for discipleship and helping families reflect on

the greatest story ever told.

Episode 1 is available now, wherever you listen to podcasts.

Over the years, as a pastor, I've counseled several people who were single and looking

to be in a relationship, but for whatever reason had trouble finding someone to date

who shared their Christian convictions. In the process,

they meet someone who seems to check every other box. There's the attraction, chemistry,

and conversation. You seem to get along great, but they're not really serious about religion,

and in particular about a relationship with Jesus. Can I be a Christian and date a non-believer?

So oftentimes in this scenario, it's not that the person is openly hostile towards your faith, right?

They might say, oh yeah, I used to go to church as a kid, or I love that you're so spiritual

and that you're, you know, this is a part of your life. They might even be willing to go to church as a kid, or I love that you're so spiritual and that you're,

you know, this is a part of your life. They might even be willing to go to church with you.

We've all heard stories of individuals who came to faith through missionary dating. But does that

mean it's a good idea? In the Old Testament, God strictly forbade his people from entering into

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