Episode 156: Preparing Your Kids for Making Hard Choices with the Scriptures with Cali Black

Apr 15, 2024
 

 

                    

 

Wouldn't it be nice if we could somehow just give our kids all of our knowledge, experience, and perspective and save them the effort, time, and heartache? I know I have certainly wished that at times even though I know we can't. However, what we can do, is teach them to use the scriptures through it all.

This week on the podcast I welcomed Cali Black from Come Follow Me Study. As a former English teacher she knows just how important comprehension is when it comes to learning and as a follower of Christ she loves to apply those skills to scripture study. Especially when it comes to her children. This week is she sharing three ways parents can teach their children to use the scriptures to make decisions in their life.

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