Half of Kids
I'm not sure why, but when family life changes, sometimes, the church doesn't.
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About the Guest
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I'm not sure why, but when family life changes, sometimes, the church doesn't.
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I’m not sure why, but when family life changes, sometimes, the church doesn’t.
Ron: I’m not sure why, but when family life changes, sometimes, the church doesn’t.
Announcer: For FamilyLife Blended®, here’s Ron Deal.
Ron: Every once in a while, we see a large company go out of business because they failed to adapt to changing times. Well, I’m afraid that thousands of churches are not adapting to the changing nature of families and are, therefore, teetering on becoming irrelevant. Now, I’m not talking about moral issues. I’m talking about understanding families.
For the first time in American history, less than half of teens in the U.S. are living with their married biological parents and half of all kids will have a stepparent at some point in their life. And yet, rarely do churches have a single parent ministry or a blended family ministry. You know, to lead people to where they need to be, you have to meet them where they are. For FamilyLife Blended I’m Ron Deal.
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