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So the Next Generation Will Know

So the Next Generation Will Know

If you’re a parent, a Christian educator, or a Youth Pastor, this book needs to be in your library for a reference of fantastic ways to equip Gen Z for a biblical worldview.

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Why I Put My Son Back in Public School

I read a blog recently urging Christian parents to abandon the public-school system since it’s basically abandoned any semblance of Christian values and morals. The blogger stated that children cannot be expected to stand firm in their family’s values with the onslaught of secularists’ views for six to seven hours of instruction daily for 12 […]

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A Boy’s Faith Walk Through Cancer

A Boy’s Faith Walk Through Cancer

It was just a bump on his hand, or so they thought. Westley probably got it from roughhousing around with his brother. But the bump wasn’t going away. So, Kelly took her son to the doctor thinking it was possibly a broken bone. The doctor said it was just a cyst because when a child […]

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Apatheism— 3 things you can do to combat the theology of unbelief

Americans who say they are “non-religious” have grown in recent years. About one-in-five people (one-third are under the age of 30) claim to be religiously unaffiliated, according to the Pew Research Center. Some have a name for this new trend: “Apatheism.” This means people are apathetic about if there is a God and how He […]

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Is Beauty Truly in the Eye of the Beholder?

by Lisa Quintana “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”… this saying is a rather modern concept. In ancient education, beauty was taught. Teachers told students to be aware of what they’re drawn to, and then encouraged to ask: to what are you being drawn? Is it something true and good, or not? Could it […]

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