Teen doubt feels like a crisis, but we use the full Easter week story to show that Jesus meets people in the middle of fear, confusion, and questions. We unpack how parents can respond without panic and help skepticism become owned faith instead of drifting into cynicism. 
• the messy arc of Passion Week as a lens for teen doubt 
• the resurrection happening in the middle of doubt rather than after it 
• why parents often shut down or overreact and how that backfires 
• the difference between a skeptic who still seeks truth and a cynic who has given up 
• how deconstruction becomes destructive when reconstruction never comes 
• doubt throughout Scripture from Psalms to Gideon to the father who says “help my unbelief” 
• why Thomas’s story leads to a stronger confession rather than a dead end 
• cultivating wonder at home as a reservoir for hard questions 
• staying calm, listening first, and sharing our own honest journey 
• keeping church, prayer, and Bible rhythms without turning them into performance 
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This podcast is presented by Wayne Christian School- A Christ-centered community school whose mission is to assist parents and churches in the education of their children from a biblical worldview to impact their world for Christ. You can learn more at waynechristian.org