Faith: Not A Drop Off Program–Part II
Now what? What do we do? What can grandparents and empty nesters do?
The common denominator most prevalent in kids having a faith that lasts was: they experienced Christianity lived out in the home: A faith that calls us to be different from the world, that knows God’s Word; that trusts in God to do the impossible, and that engages the world with the hope and love of Christ.
Message given at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 2-27-2011
Faith: Not a Drop Off Program Part I
The bad news. The stats. Why are we loosing so many students? The common denominator most prevalent in kids having a faith that lasts was: they experienced Christianity lived out in the home: A faith that calls us to be different from the world, that knows God’s Word; that trusts in God to do the impossible, and that engages the world with the hope and love of Christ.
Message given at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 2-27-2011
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Through my own journey of working with students in the church for almost two decades, I discovered that the majority of students that graduate from high school also graduate from their faith. The good news is those that had a personal faith that continued after high school had parents who lived their faith out in the home. It’s my vision and passion to encourage, train and equip fathers and mothers to live this adventure of faith in the home with their kids. Following Christ is far from boring. It is an adventure!
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