Sooner or later your teenager's faith will be questioned — by a friend, a professor, a coworker, or a video that turns up in their feed. It isn't a matter of if, but when. A homeschool parent's job is not to insulate teens from that moment; it's to prepare them for it.
Sooner or later your teenager’s faith will be questioned — by a friend, a professor, a coworker, or a video that turns up in their feed. It isn’t a matter of if, but when. A homeschool parent’s job is not to insulate teens from that moment; it’s to prepare them for it.
Real Faith for the Real World is built for students, not for their parents. Speakers take up the questions teens are actually asking: reasons for belief, science and faith, the reliability of Scripture, suffering and doubt, identity, relationships, and how to hold a conviction graciously when the room disagrees. Sessions are honest about hard questions rather than tidy about them. Teens leave with better answers — and with better questions.
