In a society flooded with demanding little league schedules, cheer competitions and tutoring appointments, it can be difficult to prioritize church involvement—let alone make time for spiritual conversations with children at home.
Statistics from LifeWay Research show the majority of churched young adults drop out of church at some point between the ages of 18 and 22. This reality begs the question—how can parents cultivate an environment where the Christian life is not about checking church attendance boxes, but about pursuing an active relationship with the Lord?
The answer is deceptively simple: if you want to have more spiritual conversations with your children, spend more time with them. Read More
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