A survey from the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) found that 63% of individuals become a Christian between the age of 4-14, with the medium age being 11. The same survey also found that 34% of individuals become a Christian between the age of 15-29. According to this study, 98% of individuals become a Christian before the age of 30.
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When my mom was diagnosed with ALS, I wanted our relationship to end with no regrets and in a strong state. Learn the five things I talked about with my mom before she died.
Greg Gilbert wrote a helpful book called What is the Gospel where he used four words to summarize the gospel: God, man, Christ, and response. Remembering these four will help us understand, explain, and proclaim the gospel.
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A common phrase used to communicate how to pass on faith to future generations is this, “Faith is caught not taught.” It sounds spiritual. Unfortunately, it’s unbiblical. The Bible elevates both as important.
Philip Doddridge, an 18th Century Puritan pastor, preached a series of sermons on the religious education of children. His purpose was to encourage and exhort parents to take seriously their responsibility to train up their children in the Lord.
