“At Summit we aren’t afraid of questions.” – David Noebel, quoted by Jeff Myers
“Teens aren’t just given answers to their questions, they’re being invited into a bigger worldview.” – Jeff Myers
“The Christian faith is a worldview. It’s a way of seeing everything in the faith and a way of seeing everything else.” – Jeff Myers
“The DNA of influence is truth and relationship. The goal is to find those connecting points between truth and relationship, and it’s only within the biblical worldview that this happens.” – Jeff Myers
“There comes a point between the ages of 16-22 age range where they [teens] are wanting to know who says so [answers about the Christian faith] besides my parents.” – Jeff Myers
“God made you to think well.” – Amy Davison
“Coming to Summit and realizing that you can be part of a community of leaders who are mature in response to the immaturity of other teens and adults…this gives young men a significant sense of purpose.” – Jeff Myers
Questions or ideas? Send us an email at askthemamabears@gmail.com.
Donate to the podcast on our website.
Amy Davison is a former Air Force veteran turned Mama Bear Apologist. She is currently a grad student at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary studying apologetics and philosophy. She and her husband Michael (also former Air Force) have been married for over 15 years and have 3 kids. Amy is the Mama Bear resident expert on sex and sexuality, and she’s especially hoping to have that listed on her Mama Bear business card.
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“At Summit we aren’t afraid of questions.” – David Noebel, quoted by Jeff Myers
“Teens aren’t just given answers to their questions, they’re being invited into a bigger worldview.” – Jeff Myers
“The Christian faith is a worldview. It’s a way of seeing everything in the faith and a way of seeing everything else.” – Jeff Myers
“The DNA of influence is truth and relationship. The goal is to find those connecting points between truth and relationship, and it’s only within the biblical worldview that this happens.” – Jeff Myers
“There comes a point between the ages of 16-22 age range where they [teens] are wanting to know who says so [answers about the Christian faith] besides my parents.” – Jeff Myers
“God made you to think well.” – Amy Davison
“Coming to Summit and realizing that you can be part of a community of leaders who are mature in response to the immaturity of other teens and adults…this gives young men a significant sense of purpose.” – Jeff Myers
Questions or ideas? Send us an email at askthemamabears@gmail.com.
Donate to the podcast on our website.
Amy Davison is a former Air Force veteran turned Mama Bear Apologist. She is currently a grad student at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary studying apologetics and philosophy. She and her husband Michael (also former Air Force) have been married for over 15 years and have 3 kids. Amy is the Mama Bear resident expert on sex and sexuality, and she’s especially hoping to have that listed on her Mama Bear business card.
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