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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Written by Jonathan
Rev. Jonathan Cronkhite has been
serving youth and families in full time
ministry for the last 23 years. With the heart
of a pastor, he encourages and equips families to have Homes
Devoted, through conferences, workshops, coaching and writing. Married to Carrie for 17 years, they have 5 children, run a home school co-op, drama club and chess club and invite 50 people over once a month for airsoft battles.
Tags: D62012, faith, Faith at Home, faith@home, Focus on the Family, Homes Devoted, parenting, persistence, spiritual
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