Parenting in the Digital Age
“Covenantal Parenting, Creational View of Technology, & Transformational Approach” As we take a look today at some of the technology and social media used by our children, and consider how to shepherd them…it is important for us to examine the different components involved. It is helpful for us to understand the actual social media applications…what they are and how they work…so that we have a general feel for the landscape. Often times when it comes to issues that are close to our heart, we can often get distracted and lose focus of our role and responsibilities. This is not...
Read MoreThe Many Meanings of “I Don’t Know.”
Television programs at times have interruptions due to important events, noting, “We now interrupt your regularly scheduled program to bring this important announcement.” This blog will be an interruption of the “regularly scheduled” one on Dangerous Calling to address multiple meanings behind a phrase used on a daily basis: I don’t know. At first glance, you may be wondering, “What do you mean there are different meanings behind the phrase? Isn’t it self-explanatory? When a person says, “I don’t know, doesn’t he or she really mean there is a lack of knowing, and that the person really...
Read MoreWaiting on the One we Fear
Chris Ball teaches Psalm 27 on how the ‘fear of man’ can produce busy-ness in our lives, and learning to wait with God. http://www.ctkraleigh.org/sermon/waiting-for-the-one-we-fear/
Read MoreThe Heart of the Sober Minded
Counselors Reflect on Dangerous Calling by Paul Tripp A Series to Care for the Care Takers of God’s People “Monasteries were a failure because they neglected one very significant biblical truth: the biggest danger to every human being, even those in ministry, is located inside of him, not outside of him. There is something dark and deceitful that still lurks in the heart of every one of God’s children who has net yet been fully glorified: sin.” Paul David Tripp. “Dangerous Calling” page 108. Those of us in ministry can still live as if we are in a monastery. Even as...
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