Hi, John Stone Street here. I want to share with you one of the most important things that I think

that parents can do to help their students develop and continue to cultivate a resilient faith.

I've been working with Summit Ministries for a year, speaking at their 12-day summer student conferences.

These are conferences that go deep and what it means to have a Christian

worldview, what it means to have a resilient personal faith, understanding the world as described

in scripture, and also understanding the challenges that will come for their faith, the wrong ideas,

the wrong worldviews that they will encounter in the culture and college

from their friends and with others.

If you know a student, someone in your church, your child, your grandchild between the ages

of 16 and 22, you want to send them to a Summit Ministry summer conference.

There they'll have mentors and friends who will share their belief and together they'll dive deep into what it means to live out a Christian worldview wherever God has placed them.

I love teaching at Summit. I love hearing the thoughtful and deep questions and I love tackling things that matter with them even if they end up disagreeing with me.

Look, don't wait. There are summer sessions in Colorado and in Tennessee

and they fill up really, really fast.

Register the young people in your life

for a 12-day session this summer.

You can learn more by visiting summit.org

slash breakpoint, that's summit.org slash breakpoint.

And you can also get a special discount

by using the code breakpoint 25.

Again, that's breakpoint 25.

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