Natasha Crain continues to write some of the most unique and creative posts on the topics of apologetics and parenting.
In this featured post, she offers 30 things that parents can do with their children this summer to help them deepen their Christian convictions.
Some of my favorites include:
- Schedule a “questions night”—a time for your family to get together and discuss any questions your kids have about God.
Here’s how we do that in our family. Don’t just do it once! Do it throughout the summer, and hopefully beyond.
- Have your kids interview a nonbeliever. This could be a family member or friend. Help them come up with some questions, then discuss the responses later.
- Choose a news story with a faith angle to talk about. The sky’s the limit here.
The Christian Post has a ton of material to consider.
- Read or watch a debate between a Christian and a nonbeliever. Debates make for great discussion opportunities with older kids.
Here’s a debate on the existence of God you can use, and
here’s one on the reliability of the Bible.
- Print an internet meme to discuss. Google “religion memes,” click on the search results for images, and you’ll see all kinds of discussion-worthy topics.
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