Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Scott Linscott on Parents, Faith, and Their Teenagers



What makes a great parent?  Well, I'm still trying to figure that out. Scott Linscott's got some great advice on what parents should do if they don't want to be a great parent, specifically as it relates to helping their kids follow Jesus.  This is a great tongue-in-cheek post by Scott Linscott on "Keys to Making Your Kids Apathetic About Faith." Make sure you head over and read it all.
2) Chase the gold ball first and foremost. Afterall [sic], your child is a star. Drive 400 miles so your child can play hockey but refuse to take them to a home group bible study because it’s 20 minutes away.

2b) Buy into the “select,” “elite,” “premier” titles for leagues that play outside of the school season and take pride in your kid wearing the label. Hey now, he’s an All-Star! No one would pay $1000 for their kid to join, “Bunch-of-kids-paying-to-play Team.” But, “Elite?!?” Boy, howdy! That’s the big time!
Hat Tip: Marko




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