Article Spotlight ~ Weather the Storm? Combatting Cultural Dystopia by Michelle Miller

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  • As parents, we can turn our concern for this time in history—when key cultural artists are prophesying doom to our youth—into
  • Our children can have confidence in their calling from God to make a difference in our world.
  • We aren’t the first to face great national needs, provide your children with the stories of times in history when God intervened when all seemed to be lost.
  • Your children can experience true heroism by reading about Wesley, Whitefield, Equiano, and others .
  • During dark times in history, our lights can really shine for God.

 

 

 

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