BORROWED FAITH: Raising a Generation That Knows the Truth
Featuring Lennox Kalifungwa
What happens when the faith we inherit never truly becomes our own?
In this episode of The Nourished Culture Podcast, Phoebe Gbesemete sits down with writer, public intellectual and cultural apologist Lennox Kalifungwa for a compelling conversation about sound doctrine, biblical truth and the responsibility of passing an enduring faith to the next generation.
We explore why Christians need more than a faith built on family tradition, church culture or the convictions of those around them. How do we develop a faith that is genuinely rooted in Scripture? How do we learn to recognise truth in a culture filled with competing ideas? And as parents, how do we intentionally teach our children not merely to inherit Christianity, but to know what they believe, why they believe it and ultimately know the Christ in whom they believe?
Lennox brings a distinctive perspective shaped by his work examining faith, culture, education, leadership and the moral foundations that allow societies to flourish. Born in Zambia, raised in South Africa and now living in the United States, his writing has appeared in Forbes, WORLD, American Thinker and EU Today. He is also the host of Kings & Statesmen, where he engages scholars and thinkers in conversations about Christian civilization, cultural renewal and the principles required to build cultures that endure.
This is a conversation for parents, young adults, church leaders and every Christian who has ever had to ask: Is this truly my faith, or am I simply borrowing someone else's?
Because the goal is not simply to raise children who attend church. It is to raise a generation that knows the Truth.
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