ntional thoughts about heaven and hell, suffering, sin, sex and success, about the goodness and justice of God, about the resurrection of Jesus, and about people who have never heard. If you identify with any of the sentiments below, hopefully this curriculum will challenge your thinking. "To be brutally honest, I only go to church because my parents make me." "God is at the top of my list. I've got to find some answers." "I have two brains: A Sunday brain and a weekday brain. And I don't know how to put them together." "My life is a mess. I need help." "How can God be a good God if He sends people to hell forever and ever?" "I hate God. You can't get drunk. You can't do drugs. And you can't sleep around." "I love God and I love Jesus, but I don't know what to tell people who ask me why I believe." Married to Jean for 56 years Five children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Fifty-two years raising organic produce on 35 acre vegetable farm Designed and built a passive solar house Homeschool pioneer in the 1970s Thirty-plus years of home church Twenty-five plus years leading jail Bible studies Authored several books to give to his customers Lifetime student of nature, the Bible, and life