2025’s top 5 Premier NexGen articles on questions youth and children ask
By 
Gareth Crispin2025-12-30T09:00:00
What questions do your children and young people ask you about the Christian faith? Some of them are sure to be in this list of the most read Premier NexGen articles
Children and young people are full of questions and that’s a great thing! So many of us adults have settled for what we think we know and have lost the curiosity and quizzical lens that we need to grow in faith – in this, our youth and children have much to teach us!
But what questions are your children and young people asking? And what can you say or do in response? Well here are the top 5 questions from youth and children that Christian parents wanted to know the answer to ……
Want to read more? Register FREE or SIGN IN now!
To read this article, and 1000s more reviews, advice, ideas and support for parenting in faith, REGISTER FREE now. PLUS we’ll send a weekly email newsletter so you don’t miss anything.
By registering, you get the FREE e-book Are smartphones rewiring my kid’s brain?
If you are already registered, a NexGen subscriber, or registered with another Premier brand, simply SIGN IN with your existing login details.
Related articles
-
ArticleIf pride is a bad thing, then why do grown ups say they’re proud of me?
As school reports roll in, Becky Peacock wants parents to help children see achievements as gifts from God, encouraging gratitude and humility alongside celebration
-
ArticleIf there are aliens out there, does that mean Christianity is untrue?
With recent headlines and Senate hearings in the USA reigniting the debate over extraterrestrials, Robin Barfield shows how families can help children explore big questions about the universe, faith, and what makes humanity unique in God’s eyes
-
ArticleWhich is right? Science or religion?
Sam McKee argues that modern science was built on Christian foundations, and the two aren’t at odds. Christian families can show children how curiosity and belief go hand in hand
More from Answering your children’s questions
-
ArticleWhy is God allowed to be angry but I’m not?
Anger isn’t always bad, God gets angry too. Becky Peacock invites parents to model a righteous and controlled anger that restores, not damages, and help children handle their feelings in a godly way
-
ArticleIf a baby dies, do they go to heaven?
Robin Barfield shows how, whether theoretical or deeply personal, children’s questions about sin and heaven invite us to explore the mystery and the mercy of God together
-
ArticleHow can God be jealous if jealousy is wrong?
In part 1 of her series on emotions in the Bible, Becky Peacock helps Christian parents help their children see why God’s jealousy is about love, not envy and how the gospel transforms even our hardest emotions
- Topics A-Z
- Writers A-Z
- © 2025 NexGen
Site powered by Webvision Cloud