Eric Cordell

Teenage Christians: Starting Your Spiritual Path Eric Cordell

Beginning your life as a Christian parent is less complicated, then when you are finishing it. By finishing parenting, I mean the teenage years of your child. When they are five you tell them about God, about Jesus, and bring them to Church. It is not very complicated, and they are young so cannot understand the deeper lessons. But once they reach their teenage years they have questions, and as a parent you are obligated to teach them everything you can about God. There are parents who do this very well, and the Heavenly Father is pleased with them. Though there are those that do not have the gift of teaching and trying to explain Scripture can be hard. The first thought of many is to bring them to a children's program at Church, or just have them continue going to Church to pick up on things. There are many good Churches that help in these times, but there are some that do not have access to such Churches. As a father I started to think about getting into deeper lessons with my son, and I realized how overwhelming it could be. So, the Lord guided me to write this book to help focus the Holy Spirit's guidance, for my son and for other people's children. This book is a starting guide for teenage Christians, starting their own path with God. I pray it will help them and answer many questions a new Christian and young adult has, so that their walk with God starts off easier than many others.