Stranger Things and Stronger Things: Helping Teenagers See the Gospel in ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4
Like our students who find themselves ensnared to sin, we all need a voice from the outside to rescue us.
Like our students who find themselves ensnared to sin, we all need a voice from the outside to rescue us.
If you are not a tree planted firmly by the streams of living water, then the whirlwind of fraternity culture will blow you away like chaff.
Parents must train themselves to offer their teenagers the real comfort of Christ rather than slipping into “you got this, kiddo!” mode.
Concentrating on the immutable character of God will not make a season of change easy, but his steadiness can steady you and your child.
You will want to share his beautiful, warm, endearing book as a testament to the fact that our redeeming God can and does bring beauty out of ashes.
If your eyes ever see, your ears ever hear, the sin, weakness, and failure of a teenager, it’s never an accident. It’s never an interruption. It’s always grace.
The Christian hedonist believes that the best and most effective way to glorify God is by pursuing our joy in him.
Parents become a safe place to confess sin and discuss failure when teens can see that we need the forgiveness of the gospel just as much as they do.
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