I think one of the hardest things, I want to know if you agree, as a parent is when

your son or daughter starts the teen years, usually it's around there and they start questioning

or pushing back or maybe rejecting the faith of their parents.

Yeah, I think that creates a lot of fear in parents because we're afraid of where they

will go with their doubts, with their thoughts.

I think it's easy for some parents to avoid it, but I really believe the greatest thing

we can do for our kids is to have discussion about it.

And I'm so glad our kids were perfect, so they never questioned or doubted.

Now they push back.

Yeah, they asked a lot of questions.

And it was really healthy.

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I remember reading a book early in my parenting years because I wasn't raised in a Christian

home called the dangers of growing up in a Christian home.

And I thought, I better read this because I didn't grow up alone, but I'm trying to

lead one now.

And the biggest lesson I took away from it was your children's faith has to be their

faith, not the parents.

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