Many parents assume their kids are fine—but in reality, many teens are quietly questioning, struggling, and even drifting from their faith without their parents knowing.
In this episode of Calibrate Conversations, Brady Cohn sits down with Peter Kupisz, an apologist and ministry leader who has worked with students and families around the world. Peter shares what he’s seeing globally when it comes to faith, culture, and the growing influence of identity issues on young people—and why so many teens feel forced to choose between being “loving” and believing the Bible.
He also introduces Dinner School, a simple, practical tool designed to help parents disciple their kids through short videos and guided conversations—making it easier to build a strong, thoughtful Christian worldview right at home.
👉 Learn more about Dinner School: https://dinnerschool.org
📱 Search “Dinner School” in the app store (Android available, iOS coming soon)
If you’re a parent trying to navigate faith, culture, and discipleship in today’s world—this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
Timestamps:
0:04:51 — Teens Struggling in Silence
0:05:44 — They Don’t Care If It’s True Anymore
0:06:31 — The Two Options Teens Are Given
0:07:24 — The Missing Third Option
0:08:11 — Parents Don’t Know What’s Happening
0:08:58 — Worldviews Are Changing Quietly
0:09:44 — Teens Aren’t Prepared for the Real World
0:10:43 — Why So Many Kids Walk Away
0:12:15 — The Simple System to Disciple Your Kids
0:24:23 — Why Parents Must Lead Discipleship
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