
One day, your child will stop believing in God. And you'll be the last person to find out.
They won't announce it. There won't be a fight. They'll still come to church. They'll still close their eyes when you pray.
But inside, the faith you spent years planting will already be dead.
It's already happening in Christian homes.
One Saturday, I asked a class full of church children, children who grew up in church and know every song: "Has anyone here ever wondered whether God is truly real?"
Hand after hand went up.
Then I asked: "If Jesus is the Son of God, who is God's wife?"
A little girl answered with a name I had never heard: "Asherah."
I asked where she learned it. She said one word:
"Google."
Parent, while you're sleeping, someone is answering your child's questions. A YouTube atheist. A TikTok video. A classmate who reads science articles for fun and has never lost an argument. And they are not waiting for your permission.
Look at what's happening to church children right now:
One percent.
Look at your children. Now imagine half of them gone from the faith. That's what those numbers mean.
And here's the most frightening part: they won't lose their faith in one day. They'll lose it slowly, one unanswered question at a time. Maybe that's already started. Right now, your child may be carrying a question they're too afraid to ask you.
In my book, 14-year-old Daniel keeps a secret note on his phone titled:
"REASONS I'M NOT SURE GOD IS REAL."
His parents have no idea it exists.
Does your child have one too? Are you sure?
But there's hope, and it starts in your home. The same study found that when parents talked about faith at home and truly lived it, 82% of their children stayed strong in their faith.
82% or 1%. Your home decides which one your child becomes.
A 50-Day Family Journey Through the Hardest Questions About God, the Bible, and Jesus
by Teacher Chike
This is not a boring textbook. It is not another sermon your teenager will roll their eyes at.
It is a story your children will want to read, built on evidence they can check, and every day ends in a prayer that leads them to meet God for themselves.
Be honest, parent. How many of these could you answer confidently tonight?
If your answer is "not many," you're not alone, and that's exactly why this book exists.
Each question is answered over 3 short days:
π Day 1, The Question: the story raises the question and the Bible answers it.
π Day 2, The Evidence: science, history and Scripture explained in plain words. Your child will discover Edwin Hubble's discovery that the universe had a beginning, the "dials" of the universe set perfectly for life, and why even scientists who didn't believe in God were shocked by what they found.
π Day 3, The Hardest Objection: the strongest argument against the faith, stated fairly and answered honestly. Your child meets the hard arguments at home, with you, before they meet them alone online.
π Every day ends with a prayer. The goal isn't just a child who can win a debate. It's a child who knows God personally.
β 50 days of short daily readings your child can read alone or with you
β 16 of the hardest questions about God, the Bible and Jesus, answered clearly
β Real evidence from science, history and Scripture, explained simply
β A gripping story that keeps children asking, "What happens next?"
β KJV Scripture quoted in full, with "In plain words" explanations
β Memory verses, reflection questions and a daily prayer
β The "Skeptic at the Table" family game, where everyone takes turns playing the doubter and answering with what they've learned
β A Family Commissioning and a personal Faith Commitment your child signs, because a faith that survives is not borrowed. It is chosen.
β "Things We Know Are True" family activity page to pin on your fridge
You don't need to. This book was written for parents who love God but were never taught how to defend their faith.
You don't need a theology degree. You only need to sit with your child and say:
"I don't know. Let's find out together."
You'll learn right beside them. And when your child sees you take their questions seriously, something changes in your home.
Every question in this book came from real children. These are the questions they're asking. Most parents just never hear them.
[PRICE] is less than you'll spend on snacks this week.
But think about the cost of doing nothing:
β Your child keeps their doubts secret
β The internet answers their questions for them
β They leave home for university, and they leave God behind
β Years from now you ask, "Where did I go wrong?"
Now picture the other side:
βοΈ Your child brings every hard question to you, not to Google
βοΈ They can answer the classmate who mocks their faith
βοΈ They don't just inherit your faith. They own it.
βοΈ Fifty days from now, they say, "I'm not afraid of hard questions anymore."
Which future are you choosing for your child?
With love and prayers,
Teacher Chike