There isn't a shred of evidence that God exists. Why do innocent people and especially children

die or get hurt? If our assumption is that God's purpose for us is to have a happy life

here in this earth, then that would not make sense. This world reflects exactly what it would

look like if God said, I'm going to give you your way, I'm going to allow sin into the world,

and you're going to see how jacked up everything gets.

The Bible never mentions homosexuality.

Sometimes you say what something is for.

You don't have to go through all the things that it's not for.

We'll say a spatula.

Let's go through all the things that a spatula shouldn't be used for. If we're going to make it for making food, should we use it for cleaning up vomit?

Well, do we need to put that in the instructions that should not be used for cleaning up vomit?

We'll do we need to put that in the instructions that should not be used for cleaning up vomit. Your kids are familiar with the Bible.

They understand that Jesus' death and resurrection paid the price for their sin. Your kids are familiar with the Bible.

They understand that Jesus' death and resurrection paid the price for their sins.

So they should be safe in their faith, right? But what happens when they come across claims and evidence that challenge everything they've been taught?

Like suggestions that Jesus never existed.

The resurrection didn't happen,

or that the Bible is full of myths. Suddenly, the simple answer of, because I believe, or because my parent said so, might not hold up. If your child starts to have doubts or ask tough questions,

that's actually a positive thing. It means that they're starting

to think critically about their faith and are no longer just accepting it because of you. And

here's the good news. There are answers. Apologetics isn't just about arguing for the sake of

winning. It's about helping you equip your children. While your faith might feel solid,

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