There's either another shooting or another terrorist attack, and end the world shakes around us. We realize that were on this kind of treadmill where every few weeks or months. So outside of a social issue you're on half of your neighbors disagree with you, and we live in a world where half of our neighbors disagree with all of us no matter where we fall on these different political and social things and so how do we live for Christ in a divided world or if we zoom out. But the reality is there going to face and inherit a world that is divided and shaking, because the reality is whatever political side, Your Honor. I'd like to imagine that my kids will grow up in a world that will always be peaceful and perfect, and safe.

It's a question for us to answer as a group as a church and it's a question for each of us as individuals to answer you. How can we prepare our kids to live for Christ in a world that is shaking in a world that is so divided. That's the question were asking how can you live for Christ in a world that's not all, bubbles and sunshine and rainbows and weddings. How do we have a place of truth and of peace and joy in a world that shaking and dividing. Let me encourage you to get the message, series this is a useful tool that will really help you get the most of what you're about to hear download them under the broadcasts tab at Living on the Edge.or Listeners just Fill in notes over. Here is how we as followers of Jesus can respond to this changing and chaotic in just a minute he'll begin walking through nine specific ways we can do that starting today, so if you haven't already. Welcome to this Edition of Living on the Edge Chip Ingram the mission of these daily programs is to intentionally disciple Christians, the Bible, thanks for joining us as we are nearing the end of our new series, led by our guest teacher John Dickerson for these last two programs. Do you feel discouraged by the relentless discord all around us, whether it's political ratio or social economic being ripped apart in so many ways.

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