Spending a day at the ocean can be a wonderful experience, but it can also be dangerous. Sometimes the undercurrents can be deceptive, and the waves punishing. As a result, parents must warn their children about these dangers, and watch them closely as they head into the water. According to Brett Kunkle, co-author of A Practical Guide to Culture, this is a great analogy for how we should raise our kids in today’s secular culture. We need to both protect and prepare the next generation to navigate all the cultural waves and tides without drowning. Shane Rosenthal talks with Brett Kunkle on this episode.
The Challenge of an Increasingly Secular Culture
Series: Helping the Next Generation
The Challenge of an Increasingly Secular Culture
35 min
Series: Helping the Next Generation
The Challenge of an Increasingly Secular Culture
35 min
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