So I did, you know, the Google thing last night.

Oh, no.

That doesn't sound good.

No, this is, you know, I think it.

I want to get current research on the number of Christian kids that walk away from the faith after college.

What did you find?

According to Barn, 70% of high school students who enter college as professing Christians will leave with

little to no faith.

It's so scary as parents.

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You know, as a parent and a Christian home, in some ways, we feel like our job is to prepare our kids to have a vibrant faith after they leave our home.

And that's like, wow, that's not working. So we need help.

Yeah, we need some answers. And what could it look like for us to prepare our kids?

And is there anything we can do that they don't walk away? Yeah, and I can't think anybody better to come in the studio and give us some help. We've got Dr. Michael Kruger, the president of reformed

theological seminar in Charlotte in the studio of Family Life Today. Welcome. Thank you. It's so fun to be here and talk about this subject.

Yeah, I know it's a fashion of yours.

Obviously, you've written a book called Surviving Religion 101.

Subtitles, just exact what we're talking about.

Letters to a Christian student on keeping the faith in college.

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