As Christian parents and I'm One, we often worry about our kids' questions about the faith.

We want to give them answers for the challenges they face at home, at school, and someday on their own as adults.

So we can often bombard them with answers.

And giving answers is important.

Don't get me wrong.

It's a biblical imperative.

But we have to be careful that in our zeal,

we don't create what today's guest calls unquestioned answers. I'm Shane Morris, and today on

the Breakpoint podcast, I'm speaking with Dr. Jeff Myers. Dr. Myers is president of Summit Ministries

and one of America's most respected authorities on Christian worldview apologetics and leadership development.

He's the author of several books, including The Secret Battle of Ideas about God and lives

just around the corner from the Colson Center's headquarters in Colorado.

I think just over the next mountain or so, as they say in Manitou Springs.

Is that right, Dr. Myers?

We're at the foot of the mountain.

Yeah, we're the little hippie town that's right at the foot of Pike's Peak. And Manitou Springs. Is that right, Dr. Myers? We're at the foot of the mountain. Yeah, we're the little

hippie town that's right at the foot of Pike's Peak. And Manitou Springs is very hippie,

surpassed perhaps only by Boulder. It could be, except our hippies are a lot nicer. I will say that.

But you've got the incline and all, so it's just a great place to live. Very beautiful.

Very beautiful. Very beautiful,

happy place. Lots of very fit hippies. Well, in your book, Dr. Myers, you describe how you were raised in what you call an environment where they were unquestioned answers, that whenever

kids had problems in either your Christian school or in the church setting, whether it was

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