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Do Our Kids Want Jobs or a Family?

The Genesis creation narrative tells us that after creating humankind both male and female in His own image, God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it.” This creation mandate reveals…
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The Influence of Bible Reading

Recent research from Lifeway tells us that “the single greatest influence over spiritual health is regular Bible reading while growing up. Plainly put, the parents of young adults indicate that regular Bible reading as children yields the greatest influence over…
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Family TableTalk – Conversation 110

Half-A-Gospel? Download Conversation 110 here. by Mike Terry: Mike is a CPYU Research Fellow and Student Pastor at Parkside Green, Uniontown, OH READ Ephesians 2:1-10 THINK Raise your hand if you ever had a conflict with someone where you confronted…
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Parent Prompt: Parents as Disciplers

CPYU Parent Prompts are a regularly released resource to spark biblically-centered conversations with your kids about the issues they face in today’s youth culture. Download the Parent Prompt here. By: Kyle Fulks, CPYU Research Fellow and Assistant Pastor at Hope…
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Take an Interest in their Interests

Parents, today I want to encourage you to take an active interest in those things that interest your children and teens. This is an easy one if you and your teen share the same interests. But what happens if you’re…
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Family TableTalk – Conversation 109

Never Cast Out: Forgiven People Forgive Download Conversation 109 here. by Tim McAlpine: Tim is a CPYU Research Fellow and Discipleship Pastor at Trinity Christian School, Calgary, AB, Canada READ John 6:37 THINK Jesus’ words in John 6:37 are both…
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The Greatest Inheritance

As a father and now grandfather, I often think about the wise words of instruction found in Proverbs twenty-two, six. “Train up a child in the way he should go; and even when he is old he will no depart…
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