@CorbyAmos In my experience, students are over saturated with Christian stuff and become calloused and burnt out. It’s a theory I’ve had for quite some time now.😂
@CorbyAmos Our oldest is starting Kindergarten in Aug. and she is going to a faith-based institution but they have strong policies that support and encourage local church involvement.
@CorbyAmos 3) Faith-based institutions also share some of the blame for blurring the line between school and church (small groups, chapel services, spiritual emphasis weeks, retreats, etc.)
4) Schools monopolize time with all that stuff and with extracurricular activities.
@CorbyAmos I think it comes from a few places:
1) parents don’t trust public school systems and faith based schools offer “safer” environments.
2) they substitute meaningful involvement in the body with doing spiritually adjacent things at school.
Sorry, I NEVER opine on SBC “politics,” for reasons that may or may not appear obvious. Not even when I have strong opinions. I neither criticize, not promote. But I’ve had a dog in the fight re: “seeker church” influence for 20+ yrs now. This is larger than the comp/egal debate
@GolfDigest the goal of the rollback is not to level out shorter and longer hitters, it's to prevent golf courses from having to spend millions to lengthen courses to keep up with how far pros are hitting the ball.
I’m fully on board with the idea of a US Open champion who putts with the flag in from three feet out, chips cack-handed, has braces on his teeth and wears Sketchers
Merry Christmas, friends.
Let's do a giveaway. RT this - and enjoy our little film with @SamuelLJackson - and you'll have a chance at a round on Pinehurst No. 2 AND The Cradle for you and a guest.
Love y'all.
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After 10 years, Brent Venables left Dabo Swinney & @ClemsonFB to become the head man at @OU_Football.
An emotional Venables reflected on his time at Clemson with @DustyDvoracek & @dannykanell 🧡 #AllIn 🤝 #OUDNA