The potential erosion of their children’s faith amid the challenges of higher education and societal pressures. Charlie Liebert, drawing from his extensive experience as both a Christian educator and a community college instructor, addresses the heart-rending reality many parents encounter when their children return from college questioning or rejecting their Christian beliefs. The book emphasizes the pivotal role of Christian apologetics in establishing a solid foundation for faith, highlighting the insights of pioneers like Francis Schaefer who recognized this educational gap as far back as the 1970s.

Central to Liebert’s message is the urgent call for Christian parents to prioritize their children’s education in God’s Word, not just academically but also spiritually and intellectually. Through a systematic approach outlined in the book, parents are empowered to navigate the educational landscape and make informed decisions that align with Biblical principles. Liebert’s firsthand observations of public school graduates struggling with basic literacy, numeracy, critical thinking, and time management underscore the pressing need for a holistic Christian education that equips young minds for the challenges of higher learning and beyond.

“My Children’s Christian Education, What Should I Do?” serves as a beacon of guidance for parents seeking to fortify their children’s faith and intellectual capabilities in an increasingly secular world. By embracing the Biblical mandate for education and integrating Christian apologetics into their children’s learning journey, parents can instill a resilient faith and a well-rounded skill set that prepares them for success in all aspects of life. Liebert’s insights and practical advice offer a roadmap for Christian families navigating the complexities of contemporary education with a steadfast commitment to their faith and values.