With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Kids born in this morally turbulent age and the parents committed to guiding them through

it have precious few resources to help them sift through all the chaos.

Few years ago, World Magazine, a longtime Christian worldview partner of the Colson

Center, added a daily news program for kids to their already impressive lineup of print

and digital resources.

The tagline for World Watch, with host Brian Basham, reads this,

quote, we can't keep your kids from growing up too quickly, but we can help them grow

into humans equipped with news literacy and biblical discernment, and we'll make it

fun too.

Well, it's always tempting, and even sometimes appropriate to shield our kids from what's

going on.

But even if that were possible all the time, we still need to help them face now what

they'll face when they're no longer in our homes.

Rather than hide them from the world, let's guide them to think, well, about this time

in place where God has called them to live and to serve him.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.