John Coulombe & Jeanne Hendricks – Crisis of Faith: Multi-generational Approaches to Influence and Mentor our Children

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John Coulombe and Jeanne Hendricks explore how faith can be nurtured across generations, emphasizing the vital role of grandparents, parents, and mentors in guiding children and youth. Through stories, practical examples, and Scripture, they highlight the power of relationships, prayer, and intentional engagement to influence and support the next generations. Lesson Scriptural Highlights Hebrews 4:14-16 Jesus is our Great High Priest who understands our weaknesses and invites us to approach God boldly in prayer. Psalm 78:4 It’s our responsibility to pass faith and God’s truth to the next generation. Psalm 127:3 Children are a blessing from God and a trust to nurture in His ways. Psalm 19:7-8 God’s Word is reliable and practical for teaching wisdom and guiding life decisions. Psalm 148 Creation praises God, and we are called to join in worship from a young age. James 3:9-10 Our words matter; we are called to speak life and honor God in our speech. General Scripture Themes Obedience to God: Living in alignment with His commands brings blessing. Prayer and reliance on the Holy Spirit: God invites us to depend on Him for guidance and strength. God’s faithfulness: We can trust His promises in every season of life.

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