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Talking With Your Kids About God

Talking with Your Kids about God will equip you to have 30 must-have conversations with your kids about God given the increasingly atheistic culture in which they’re growing up. Sections include: 1) the existence of God; 2) science and God; 3) the nature of God; 4) believing in God; and 5) the difference God makes.

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Table OF Contents

Overview
1. What can we learn about God from nature?
2. Where did the universe come from?
3. Where did life come from?
4. Where did our moral understanding come from?
5. What’s the difference between God and a flying spaghetti monster?
6. How much evidence do we need to be confident God exists?

Overview
7. Can science prove or disprove God’s existence?
8. Do science and religion contradict one other?
9. Do science and religion complement one another?
10. Is God just an explanation for what science doesn’t yet know?
11. Can science explain why people believe in God?
12. What do scientists believe about God?

Overview
13. What can we learn about God from the Bible?
14. What does it mean that God is love?
15. What does it mean that God is just?
16. Why does God seem so harsh in parts of the Old Testament?
17. How can God be three persons in one?
18. Why didn’t God reveal more of Himself in the Bible?

Overview
19. Why do people believe so many different things about God?
20. Do all religions worship the same God?
21. Is what you believe about God simply a matter of where you grew up?
22. Why do Christians sometimes doubt their belief in God?
23. How do we know God hears and answers prayers?
24. How can we develop a relationship with a God we can’t see or hear?

Overview
25. What is the meaning of life?
26. Do we really have free will?
27. What should we do with our lives?
28. What is our responsibility to other people?
29. How should we make sense of evil?
30. Why does biblical hope matter?

Endorsements

“I can’t think of a more relevant or more needed book for parents raising kids in today’s culture. This book on apologetics will lead parents in critical conversations that will help grow and guide kids to be lifelong followers of Christ.”

Kristen Welch author of Raising Grateful Kids in an Entitled World

“Here’s my suggestion for this smart, funny, honest, and practical book: read each chapter carefully. Then read it again (they’re short). Then pray that your kids ask questions about God. If within five minutes they do not, ask them the questions listed at the end of each chapter. May this book lead to thousands more Moms and Dads engaging with their kids through an intelligent faith. And may there be tens of thousands more kids who feel loved because the adults in their lives take their questions seriously.”

Jeff Myers PhD, president, Summit Ministries

“I am a veteran of dinner-table and long-car-ride conversations with my kids about key issues in theology, philosophy, and apologetics. I’m a huge fan of doing this. I’ve seen how it can cause anti-Christian arguments from skeptics to roll off my kids because they have already heard some of the best arguments for Christianity. It is a lost art, but not lost on Natasha Crain. She is my go-to person on how to train parents and engage kids on these topics of eternal importance. Buy a case of her books and pass them around to other parents and grandparents you know. Then, put it all into practice and watch what God does. It might be the most important thing you can do with your kids in a wildly skeptical age. It turns out that Christianity is true, and our arguments are solid. We and our kids need to be equipped. Thank you, Natasha, for giving us such a wonderful resource to help us all to do the job.”

Craig Hazen PhD, founder and director of the apologetics program at Biola University, author of Five Sacred Crossings

“Talking with Your Kids about God is the most important Christian parenting book you will buy this year. Natasha Crain has masterfully crafted a practical, engaging resource that will give you the confidence and knowledge you need to have meaningful conversations with your kids. Have you ever felt like you aren’t ready to navigate difficult questions about God with your kids? This book will change that. Natasha has written a smart, accessible, and winsome guide for parents who are eager to lead their kids to the truth. Get it now, and don’t miss the next books in this important series.”

J. Warner Wallace cold-case detective, senior fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, and author of Cold-Case Christianity, God’s Crime Scene, Forensic Faith, and the accompanying children’s books

“As an evangelist who spends much of my time talking with those who have doubts and questions about God—and as the father of two young children—I highly recommend Talking with Your Kids about God. Not least because the questions kids ask are often some of the deepest and most honest, but also because if we don’t answer their questions, they’re going to conclude there are no answers and walk away at the first opportunity. Natasha has written a fantastic tool to equip parents to talk honestly with their kids, to listen properly, to ask good questions, and to help them see that there’s only one good reason to be a Christian—not because Mum or Dad believe it, but because it’s true.”

Andy Bannister PhD, adjunct speaker, Ravi Zacharias International Ministries

“Talking with Your Kids about God is an outstanding resource for equipping parents with the techniques and knowledge they need to have effective conversations with their children about the truths of Christianity. Natasha Crain has done an extraordinary job of distilling a large body of material into readable and interesting chapters that can be tackled by topic. As a scholar in the field of science and religion, I was particularly impressed with her treatment of the scientific issues that intersect with the Christian faith. I’ll be recommending her book to every parent I know.”

Melissa Cain Travis MA, author of the Young Defenders storybook series and assistant professor of apologetics, Houston Baptist University

“If you want your kids to develop a well-reasoned, evidence-based faith that can withstand the onslaught of cultural attacks, buy this book today! Natasha Crain makes complex scientific and theological issues accessible for concerned parents like you and me. Each chapter is clear, concise, and Christ-centered, empowering parents to engage in conversations that can change the course of their children’s lives. Your entire family will benefit from this important resource!”

Jerusha Clark author of twelve books, including Your Teenager Is Not Crazy and Every Piece of Me

“All across the country and around the world, I get asked the same questions over and over again: How do I talk to my kids about the tough questions they will have about God? Are there any books out there that can help me? I can now answer both questions with one answer: this book. Easy to read and easy to use, this book will help you to have the important, insightful, and intelligent conversations you need to have with your kids about God.”

Michael C. Sherrard pastor, cocreator of Ratio Christi College Prep, and author of Relational Apologetics

“In a world that’s increasingly skeptical about Christianity, our kids need to understand what they believe and why. Talking with Your Kids about God is a fantastic tool to make those conversations easy and natural. As a children’s pastor, I can tell you this book is one of the best investments you’ll ever make in your child’s faith. Every parent and children’s or student pastor needs to unpack these chapters with their kids.”

Jason Byerly children’s pastor and author of God’s Big Adventure family devotional

“As a homeschooling mother, it is imperative to me that my children know what they believe and why. Rather than waiting for them to encounter the world’s arguments by surprise, Natasha empowers parents to guide their children in asking crucial questions, reasoning through the answers, and taking ownership of their own faith. The curriculum-style format makes this a fantastic resource for homeschoolers, Sunday school classes, or small groups, equipping the next generation with the greatest gift we can give them: a deeply rooted faith that can withstand the storms of doubt, skepticism, and an increasingly hostile culture.”

Rachel Bjorklund homeschooling mother of four, Classical Conversations tutor

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