How do we keep young people from falling away from the Faith? Steve Wood tackles what he calls the question of the 21st century with a powerful, often overlooked answer: Abiding in Christ. In this episode, Steve explains what it truly means to live in union with Christ—and why simply telling our kids to "be like Jesus" is not enough. Drawing from Scripture, the Catechism, and decades of ministry, he lays out four practical steps for parents and families to cultivate a living, lasting faith. A must-listen for anyone involved in Catholic parenting, Confirmation prep, or youth ministry.
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