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You know, many times we get very concerned about our child's physical health.

Sometimes they're emotional health, but how often do you think about your child's spiritual health?

I'm John Fuller, along with Danny Werta, and Danny, we've talked a bit about this before,

but it bears repeating.

How many parents do you think really consider their child's spiritual well-being?

Well, John, when we did a survey of Christian parents that engage with focus on the family,

this came up as the top concern for parents.

So I imagine most Christian homes, really that's representative of that.

In a culture that is becoming somewhat diluted in what truth is and where beliefs are,

parents are very concerned about that.

And I think the intention for many parents is there.

It's the strategy and the prioritization that

becomes an issue. Just time. We're very busy. Well, we are, and we're going to hear now from

Natasha Crane about how you can help your child to really own their faith. And here she is talking

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