Premier NexGen’s top 5 most read articles of 2025
10 films for Christian families to watch this Christmas
Josie Soden: “I realised you’re not the same after each child—you’re reborn and remoulded as a mother”
The best Christmas present for your family this year is your undivided attention
A Christmas Day prayer for Christian parents
4 ways to help your children understand the bigger story this Christmas
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Advent and Christmas
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Wizz, the latest app for young people presents some issues that Christian parents will want to know about
AI will change the job market for our children but Christian parents needn’t fear
4 ways Christian parents can engage with the latest TikTok trend: Aura farming
As a Christian parent I don’t put my children on social media - this is why
Raising youth and children in the age of AI: A Christian parent’s guide
Addicted, anxious and online: What every Christian parent needs to know about social media and wellbeing
When Sephora meets Scripture: Helping our girls see true beauty
Wicked: For Good helps Christian parents show their children no one is perfect
3 ways Christian parents can use Stranger Things as a conversation starter
Christian parents can usefully use KPop Demon Hunters to explore themes of idolatry and the Kingdom of God with their family
Wicked: For Good is ripe for helping Christian families see God’s hand in our relationships
Look closer, you’ll find the first Eubank Jr - Benn fight was secretly a sermon on fatherhood
4 ways Christian parents can respond to the ‘Gen Z stare’
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Answering your child’s questions: What does the Bible say about dinosaurs?
Mentions of God’s creation appear at various points thoughout the Bible but the main place where we read about this is in the first book of the Bible, Genesis. Genesis doesn’t talk about dinosaurs roaming the earth. But then neither does it mention cats, penguins or squirrels!
2025’s top 5 Premier NexGen articles on questions youth and children ask
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
Does God look like Santa?
Some children might conflate Santa and God - Becky Peacock helps us and our families see how very different they are
Is the Bible just a fairy tale?
At some point most children will ask whether or not the Bible is a made-up story. Becky Peacock gives 5 things Christian parents can be ready to say in response
Why ask you, when I can ask Google?
Paul Cable helps Christian parents see that they can provide their youth and children with something vital that search engines and AI never can - true relationship
3 crucial questions Christian parents can help their youth and children think through
Using Scripture and everyday experiences, author and editor, Brian Dembowczyk, teases out answers to 3 of the most important questions facing your children
Josie Soden: “I realised you’re not the same after each child—you’re reborn and remoulded as a mother”
Josie Soden is a living embodiment of joy overcoming adversity - her story shows how it’s possible for God to bring good out of dark times and how we can all get the best out of the situations we’re placed in
Allan Finnegan: “Don’t get so caught up in church or work that you miss out on your family”
Allan Finnegan’s terminal cancer diagnosis has made him reflect deeply on life and faith as a Baptist minister, stand-up comedian and being a dad
Lucy Peppiatt: “My parents were laid-back about faith, which helped us feel held, not pushed”
President of Westminster Theological Centre, Lucy Peppiatt, counsels Christian parents to not sweat the small stuff
Ryan Frederick: Christian parents need to “say no to good things to say yes to the right things”
Ryan Frederick, co-founder of Fierce Marriage and Fierce Parenting in the USA, encourages Christian parents to be intentional about marriage and family life
Sally Lloyd-Jones: “God chose you specifically for your children and your children for you”
New York Times bestselling writer of over 40 books for children, including The Jesus Storybook Bible, Sally Lloyd-Jones, encourages Christian parents to see that they’ve been called to be faithful not perfect
Andy Kind: “Your children are the main characters in your story — you’re just the prologue”
Comedian, preacher and writer Andy Kind reflects on the centrality of stories in bringing up children
Miel de Botton: “Parenthood is challenging, but faith, prayer, and perseverance carry you through”
Singer-songwriter, Miel de Botton, reflects on growing up in an atheist family and navigating her cosmopolitan life and parenting experiences with faith
Ed Drew: “Parenting isn’t complicated: love them, listen to them, keep them safe, and point them to Jesus”
Director of Faith in Kids, Ed Drew, focuses on the grace that Jesus brings as an antidote to the guilt parents feel
James Cary: “Parenting has taught me patience, sacrificial love, and intentionality”
Author and sitcom write James Cary considers how parenting doesn’t just transform children - it changes parents too
Natalie Williams: “what you model and invest in, even when life is hard, can build something in your children that lasts”
Natalie Williams, CEO of Jubilee+, explains how God used difficult circumstances in her upbringing to mould her into the person she is today
Josie Soden: “I realised you’re not the same after each child—you’re reborn and remoulded as a mother”
Allan Finnegan: “Don’t get so caught up in church or work that you miss out on your family”
Lucy Peppiatt: “My parents were laid-back about faith, which helped us feel held, not pushed”
Ryan Frederick: Christian parents need to “say no to good things to say yes to the right things”
Sally Lloyd-Jones: “God chose you specifically for your children and your children for you”
Andy Kind: “Your children are the main characters in your story — you’re just the prologue”
Miel de Botton: “Parenthood is challenging, but faith, prayer, and perseverance carry you through”
Ed Drew: “Parenting isn’t complicated: love them, listen to them, keep them safe, and point them to Jesus”
James Cary: “Parenting has taught me patience, sacrificial love, and intentionality”
Natalie Williams: “what you model and invest in, even when life is hard, can build something in your children that lasts”
Why home education is not necessarily the best option for Christian families
Why home education is the best option for Christian families
5 ways Christian parents can build healthy relationships with their child’s school
Serving Christ through serving your local school - The benefits of Christian parents becoming school governors
What should Christian parents think about phone use in schools - Is a ban the answer?
7 ways to help your teen start university with Jesus at the centre
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Premier NexGen’s top 5 most read articles of 2025
A Christmas Day prayer for Christian parents
The best Christmas present for your family this year is your undivided attention
10 films for Christian families to watch this Christmas
Does God look like Santa?
Bob Hartman’s latest Storybook Bible makes an amazing Christmas present for Christian families this year
5 things Christian parents can do to help their children when company is coming for Christmas
5 of the best Christian Christmas songs for your youth and children
The case against Christian parents telling their children Santa is real
The case for Christian parents telling their children Santa is real
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6 things Christian parents can do to raise children who care for God’s creation
Two ways Christian parents can help prepare their children for a big school move this September
4 things Christian parents can teach their children from the Lionesses' Euro 2025 win
5 ways to help children respond with kindness and faith when the world doesn’t make sense
A Christian parent’s guide to mandatory reporting: What’s going on and why it matters
From headlines to hope: How Christian parents can guide youth and children through troubling news
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