Rethink: Part III [One Minute Feature]

Today, we’ll be diving into part III of the “Rethink” series. If you missed parts I and II, I would encourage you to go back and read those first. You can find them here and here.

We’ve discussed the issues of teenage smartphone usage, as well as the faulty logic behind allowing them to own their own devices. What about the rest of society? Can a small minority really be in the right on this issue?

Rethink: Part II [One Minute Feature]

Today we continue our discussion on smartphone usage among teens. If you missed part I of this series, you can go back to read it, here.

Many of us use similar arguments to justify allowing teens to own a smartphone. What we fail to realize is that most of it is simply faulty logic.

Rethink: Part I [One Minute Feature]

For years, many of us argued against taking smartphones away from minors. From safety to social, and even education, there’s always been a reason to not take smartphones away from them.

Now, however, secular thinkers are beginning to change their tune. Should we not also consider following suit?

Burning Love[One Minute Feature]

Does it really need to be said that sex is a great thing? Within the confines of marriage, there is nothing more intimate between two people. That’s the way God designed it.

What happens, however, when sex is taken outside of marriage? Does it really change things all that much?

Motor Skills [One Minute Feature]

Our culture is constantly pushing kids to develop skills with technology at earlier and earlier ages. Is this making them smarter, or is it actually delaying foundational skills?

Motor skills are crucial to life, and developed by doing, and playing. Is it possible that early introduction to technology is delaying these developments in children?