Russell Moore introduces a thoughtful post about how the subjects that are sung about by people outside the Christian faith should be thought about and considered from a Biblical perspective. I think it is a balanced and well-considered approach that does not slide into prohibition or permissiveness. A few weeks back I posted a question …
Some of you appreciated yesterday’s post, so here’s some more rules from Fred Zaspel reproduced from Thabiti Anyabwile’s blog (having Fred’s daughter turn up in the comment thread under the original post is a bit of a hoot, too): Daddy’s Rules for Dating His Daughters Rule One: If you pull into my driveway and honk …
From Ligon Duncan: (1) Dad, why don’t you want to talk to me? (2) Why do you watch so much TV? (3) What do you want in your relationship with mom in the next twenty years? (4) How did you fall in love and how where you attracted to Mom? (5) Why didn’t you teach …
Most of this is true. HT: Ed Stetzer – Just a Little Fun for Fathers, posted with vodpod Ed Stetzer writes and speaks on theology, missional, church planting, church revitalization, and church innovation. For more fun read what Thabiti Anyabwile thinks of white suburban rap.
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