Raising Kids Without Fear

The world our kids and grandkids are growing up in can feel loud, cynical, and openly hostile to faith, and that pressure hits parents where it hurts most. When you’re watching culture shape their values in real time, it’s easy to spiral into fear about who they’ll become and whether they’ll ever build a lasting relationship with God.Today I slow that fear down and replace it with something sturdier: the wisdom of Proverbs 22:6 and a story that proves God can work through the messiest seasons. I tell the early life of a teenager who hated church, mocked preachers, and wanted anything but the ministry. He loved baseball, resented being forced into services and Bible camp, and made it clear he wanted nothing to do with “church people.” That young man was William Franklin Graham, better known as Billy Graham.We talk about the gap between childhood and adulthood, that confusing stretch where kids can wander, rebel, or look like they’ve forgotten everything they were taught. I share why that season isn’t always the end of the story and how consistent, loving direction can plant truth deep enough to endure. If you’re looking for Christian parenting encouragement, biblical guidance for raising children, and practical hope for anxious grandparents, this short episode is for you.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show