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Christ, Your Cross, and Your Kids

December 12, 2011

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I worked many odd jobs throughout college, but one of my favorites was working as a babysitter. I have always loved little ones. They are so eager to make new friends, have grand adventures, and discover more of life. I was always delighted to escape being buried in text books and homework to run around [...]

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REAL HOUSEWIVES: The Pessimistic Pansy

November 21, 2011

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By Grace Gibson / Grace is the wife of Greg Gibson, and they have one daughter, Cora.  She is a proud stay at home mama and loves all things fun and coffee. My life is rather wonderful right now.  When I contemplated writing about my life, a thought immediately popped into my head.  “I’m not [...]

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Why Young Christians Aren’t Waiting Anymore: My Response, Again

November 3, 2011

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Follow Greg on Twitter for more: @gregrgibson A friend sent me an article that was posted on CNN’s Religion Blog about, yet again, the rise in “Christians” having premarital sex. Surprise! Surprise! The author raises the question about the seemingly common late 20-something or 30-something Christian who is single and EXPECTED to stay pure. The [...]

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Gender Identity & Children: Are We Teaching Stereotypes or Proper Gender Roles?

August 30, 2011

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The women cook, clean, and take care of the babies.  Meanwhile, the men work, sweat, and drink beer.  Right?  Well, not anymore.  Or is it? This view of gender identity has plagued our culture for some time now.  What’s more, the aforementioned view of gender roles is usually looked down upon by the liberal left. [...]

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I want to be a wife and mom. Should I go to college?

April 2, 2011

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My mom was the first in her family to go to college. Her dad was a high school dropout; her mom only had a third grade education and spoke English as a second language. So it was a big deal when she walked across the platform and picked up her diploma, graduating fourth in her [...]

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Where Have All The Good Men Gone? I Was Wondering Myself

March 11, 2011

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I’d been working out of town for five weeks when I returned home last weekend. My car was caked with mud from driving over a snowy Lake Tahoe pass slushed with sand. My left turn signal had somehow gone out. The windshield wiper fluid was long gone. Without a word, my dad commandeered my Taurus. [...]

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A Cleaner, Teacher, Wife, and Mother: Finding My Identity in Christ.

January 24, 2011

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By Grace Gibson, Read her other posts HERE. With so much at stake these days I see more and more commercials that have to deal with protection from identity theft.  I have experienced identity theft more than once and much more was at stake than my social security number and bank account.  And the major [...]

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All I Want for Christmas is Entertainment

December 23, 2010

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It’s that time of year again when gobs and gobs of money are spent appeasing and pacifying the wants and wishes of small children (and 40-something-year-old kids) across the globe. On December the 25th millions of men, women, boys, and girls throughout the world will receive their yearly injection of that oh-so intoxicating drug called [...]

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Death of a Princess

December 20, 2010

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The Los Angeles Times recently reported that after Tangled, an animated retelling of the Rapunzel fairy tale, Disney is done with princess movies for the forseeable future. It’s a marketing move: The guys out there could probably corroborate Disney’s finding that princess movies don’t appeal much to boys. But the other surprising finding was that [...]

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Does This Generation Need Marriage? Most 20-Somethings Think They Do Not

November 30, 2010

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The most recent TIME cover poses the question, “Who Needs Marriage?”  If you keep up with my column at all then you know much of my writing and energy is placed around thinking through this issue with our generation.  With this being such a big issue, I knew I had to write something on this [...]

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