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“YouTube millennial here,” or so I suppose I might be labeled. And while I can appreciate the concern behind that kind of comment, I think it actually points us toward something more important than personalities, platforms, or generational differences. The real question is not who is speaking, but whether what is being said faithfully followsContinue reading “One People of God: From Promise to Fulfillment in Christ”

In a world where neutrality no longer exists, the question is no longer whether your child will be indoctrinated—it’s who will be doing the indoctrinating. Education is not a morally or spiritually neutral activity. Every curriculum, every classroom, and every teacher communicates a worldview, whether intentionally or not. For Christian parents, this truth should weigh heavily on our hearts:Continue reading “Christian Education: Protecting Your Child’s Heart and Mind”

Some well-meaning Christians believe that the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible is the only trustworthy English translation. This belief is known as the “King James Only” view. While the KJV is a beautiful and historically important translation, the idea that it is the *only* reliable Bible has several serious problems, both practically andContinue reading “The King James Only Question”

I once heard a parent say, with a shrug and a chuckle, that when their kids got into a confrontation, they’d just “let them duke it out.” The idea was simple: let the kids fight, let the chips fall where they may, and maybe they’ll learn something from the scuffle. On the surface, it mightContinue reading “No Ring, No Ref, No Righteousness: Rethinking Conflict in Parenting”