I found this post at Generation Cedar to be very thought provoking. The quote from the young woman interviewed on Return of the Daughtersis, indeed, a profound statement. She says, “I’m not single. I’m part of a family.”
The other day we purchased and watched God’s Technology, which is a film that outlines a Christian response to the digital revolution, in four parts:
Part 1: Four Biblical Principles Part 2: Three Possible Responses Part 3: Seven Step Training Program Part 4: Example: The Seven Steps Applied to Facebook
We found the film to thought-provoking and informative, and will apply some of these things in our family. Another thing I liked is that I could download it direct, which saved a lot of time on postage :)
In this blog post, Brian Croft provides a great example of how a father can individually shepherd his children. I was challenged by the way that this role is given such a high priority, in terms of setting aside the time every night.
Here are some great thoughts from Tyson Paoletti on leading your family in worship and using memory verses. I particularly like the verses he found, which speak about a father’s responsibility to lead his family in this area.
Barbara Kay’s argument that comic books are a good way to encouraging boys to read is an interesting one. We certainly don’t have any problem getting our eldest son to read comic books; the challenge is finding comic books that are suitable. Got any suggestions?