I think there is a pivot point for me when I realized I didn't know everything and I wasn't expected to know everything as a parent.

There's that moment in time when you look at your child and just think they know more than me on this matter and that's not a bad thing. I'm John Fuller joined in the studio by our vice president of parenting Dr Danny Werta. Jim

Daly and I talked with Natasha Crane. She's passionate about teaching kids to

understand who God is and here's more from that conversation.

I've heard so many testimonies, and I didn't grow up in a Christian home.

My mom did teach us the golden rule, and we had a respect for the Christian ethos.

But as children, we never went to church. for the Christian ethos.

But as children, we never went to church.

I shouldn't say never.

We went Christmas, Easter, special holidays.

But we didn't have a lot of training.

And, you know, so when I encounter families

where they're 18 or 19 year old I'm talking to them they'll even say you know

I just never had a moment where anybody asked me to accept Christ into my heart. That's such a tragedy, right?

That the kids will grow up in Christian homes and we never spend the time to say,

have you embraced Christ as your personal Lord and Savior.

It seems simple, but sometimes we just forget,

isn't that crazy?

Yeah, absolutely.

And then kids end up borrowing your faith.

They just kind of go along with emotions

because they think that's what you're supposed to do and

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