The 21 Toughest Questions Your Kids Will Ask about Christianity
Book Reivew
I didn't read this book the way I was supposed to. It is meant for the parent to read beforehand as a prep tool for conversations with their kids. I read it out loud to my kids, but I skipped portions of it. It was a great way to start conversations with the kids, and it was fun to hear them chime in.
I was curious how Alex McFarland would handle things. I have a well-studied opinion on how to handle the topics that McFarland covers, and each time, I was pleased with his approach. I don't recall having any major concerns, and hardly any minor ones (maybe none).
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I am nuts about books. I read on all kinds of topics. I attempt to review each book I read for the sake of my own enrichment as well as conversation starters with others.
God has called me to be a pastor, and occasionally I have some pastoral thoughts I like to share.
You never know what you will find in an attic! Usually there is a hodgepodge of things buried under dust.
Most of what is included here are notes to myself. The majority of folks will not find interest in these posts.