And so we want to encourage those out there who may be in a situation that feels impossible,

feels hopeless, just be encouraged that we serve a God who raised Jesus from the dead.

Welcome to Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

Today, Elisa Childers and Tim Barnett are back with us again,

and we're looking forward to hearing more of their insights about how we as Christians can understand and respond to the deconstruction

movement. Your host is Focus President and author Jim Daly, and I'm John Fuller.

You know, John, the why we are covering this kind of content is because we have a heart for the

culture. We have a heart for evangelism and discipleship.

Those are two core strategy efforts here at focus, along with marriage, parenting, and

helping children in foster care and in the womb, et cetera, helping that mom make that decision

for life.

All of this is connected into a Christian worldview.

I mean, you marry from a biblical standpoint,

hopefully you parent from a biblical standpoint. And today we want to reinforce those things

that are truth right out of scripture that we cannot jettison. And if folks didn't hear the

program last time, go back and listen because we talked about a movement that is occurring

within our culture to deconstruct faith. And some of it's coming right from the pulpit.

And we have got to be better acquainted with those methodologies so that we can, one, live our

faith out better and then be able to parent our teens, our 20-somethings

in a way that helps them to overcome this deconstruction movement.

And as I mentioned, we have Elisa Childers and Tim Barnett with us again, and they are both

parents and apologists and defenders of the faith, and they engage in those social media

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