Josh McDowell, founder of Josh McDowell Ministry, is passionate about "Serving others until the whole world hears about Jesus." Blog content from Josh are based off various works and research he has done over the years.
WATCH SPECIAL FATHER’S DAY MESSAGE FROM JOSH Father’s Day Matters Hi, Friends! This past month I’ve focused on the importance of dads in my messages to you. Research clearly shows that
In my last few notes I’ve shared with you the crucial role that healthy dads play in their kids’ lives. Let me share just a few stats to prove this
Last week I messaged you about the effects on kids growing up in broken homes. In this message I want to highlight — and encourage! — stay-at-home dads. These men have
Strong family units have been weakening in the U.S. for decades. Fewer Americans are getting married, and more marriages are ending in divorce, leaving many children to grow up without
Did you know that there are about 2 billion mothers in the world? And that in many households these moms are solo-parenting while holding down one or more jobs? These numbers show the financial burden
Gen Z has been raised in a world that promotes sexual freedom without consequence. The truth is just the opposite. But we can help guide Gen Z to: > Compare
I want to tell you more about “Gen Z,” specifically how they’re handling social media. Remember, technology is an indistinguishable part of the Gen Z identity; it is intertwined in
What pops into your mind when you read the term “Gen Z”? Do you have a clear picture of these individuals (also known as “iGen”), including their general beliefs about
Are you ready for Covid to be over? Me, too! God give us strength! We all want to get back to business as usual, right? Perhaps to hop on a
As Easter draws near, I am reminded that it is Jesus’ resurrection power that sets every captive free. You. Me. We all need Jesus. “Of all the world’s religions,” noted
You likely know that I have been teaching on the historical evidence for the Bible and Christ for more than 50 years now. It has been my pleasure to share
It’s true: Parents and teachers can do things that Google can’t. I can hear you saying, “Oh, yeah? Like what?” For starters: > Parents and teachers can build authentic relationships with
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