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DEAR REV. GRAHAM: I grew up as a "P.K." (a "Preacher's Kid"), but when I reached my teens I got tired of all that and went in a much different direction. That was over 40 years ago, and now I'm wondering if I went too far. How can I find a faith that's right for me, and isn't just my parents' faith? —W.R.

Dear W.R.: Have you ever asked yourself why you rebelled against being a "P.K." as you grew older and decided you didn't want anything more to do with Jesus?

Only you can answer this, of course — but I suspect that most of your reasons didn't really have very much to do with Jesus Christ. For example, some people leave their faith behind as they grow older simply because they want to run their own lives. Was this true of you?

But listen: God has never stopped loving you, and He yearns for you to turn back to Him and receive Christ into your life. Jesus' promise is for you: "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28).

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