How do you capture your child’s attention so they know and live THE truth of Jesus while ensuring they aren’t indoctrinated by secularism? This week, Frank sits down with actor and conservative activist, Kirk Cameron, to talk about his partnership with Brave Books and his new children’s program, 'Iggy & Mr. Kirk', designed to train kids in the Lord. Together they tackle questions like:How did Kirk become a Hollywood actor at the age of 10 and then make the transition from atheism to Christianity?Why did Kirk need bodyguards and bulletproof vests when reading wholesome books at public libraries?What excuse do many Christians use to avoid engaging in culture battles instead of creating solutions to make things better?What does Kirk mean when he says there's two groups of people in the world--reporters and reformers?What makes 'Iggy & Mr. Kirk' different from every other television program made for kids?What Brave Book titles do Frank's grandchildren ask him to read to them over and over again?If you want to be one of the first to get a sneak peek of 'Iggy & Mr. Kirk' and find out how your family can watch this brand-new series, along with more than 50 parent-approved shows that teach Christian values, don’t miss this fun and family-friendly episode of 'I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist!'Resources mentioned during the episode:Kirk's website: https://www.kirkcameron.com/Kirk's book 'Born to Be Brave': https://a.co/d/1FePYjgLearn more about 'Iggy and Mr. Kirk': https://bit.ly/41OC8EtBrave Books: https://bravebooks.us/Brave+ Streaming Entertainment for Kids: https://braveplus.com/Takeaways Podcast: https://bit.ly/4c5MEw1American Campfire Revival: https://www.kirkcameron.com/acr

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