You’ve prayed over your teen for years, and now you’re wondering if their faith is really their own.
What’s usually happening
Teens are asking big questions, and that’s part of faith becoming personal. Questions aren’t the enemy. What they need is a safe place to ask them, and a parent whose faith is real.
Try this
- 1Welcome their questions with curiosity, not panic.
- 2Let them see you pray, read Scripture, and ask God for wisdom.
- 3Keep praying over them by name, even when you can’t see the fruit yet.
What to say
- “That’s a great question. Let’s look for the answer together.”
- “You don’t have to have it all figured out.”
- “I’m still learning, too.”
I have no greater joy than this: to hear that my children are walking in truth.
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