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Spiritual Growth through Self-Authorship
Q&A with Donald Miller & Steve Taylor
The FYI Blue Like Jazz Interview
Dare to Disciplines
Spiritual Practices to Lead Teenagers Toward Deeper Faith
Anxiety in the In-Between Stages of Our Lives
Healthy Strategies for Coping with Transitions
Show Me (And Talk to Me About) The Money
Healthy Family Conversations About Giving
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Your Gift DOUBLES to put Sticky Faith into Action
Every day I am inspired by the Christ-centered stories that grace FYI’s voice mail and inbox
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Time: A Powerful 4 Letter Word
Time means a lot in my life. My kids even joke that I pretty much always know what time it is, regardless of whether I’m wearing a watch.
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Bringing Healing Through Sticky Faith
Sticky Faith isn’t just about transforming young people – it’s about transforming us as adults too.
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Featured Resources
Sticky Faith: Everyday Ideas to Build Lasting Faith in Your Kids
Parents would give anything for their kids to have a deep, dynamic faith that 'sticks' long term. Written from research and experience, Sticky Faith is geared to spark a movement that empowers adults to develop robust faith in kids of all ages.
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Sticky Faith, Youth Worker Edition: Practical Ideas to Nurture Long-Term Faith in Teenagers
In Sticky Faith, the FYI research team presents youth workers with both a theological and philosophical framework as well as relationship and programming ideas to develop faith that lasts well beyond the youth group.
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Q&A with Donald Miller & Steve Taylor
Sticky Faith Group Bible Study by Dr Kara Powell
A Tale of Two Tables
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