An introduction to the issue of americas youth and todays violence

But how many of us center our personal, much less our professional lives on working to create a world in which peace is the dominant factor.

Posted on Fri Apr 22, by deb April 23, "And I hate to bang the same old drum that I always bang at this point, but lay people need to realize there's big money involved, and some of the high profile cases of guys who survive long after they should not have survived because they are no longer of good reputation, some of those cases connect to money.

It's as simple as that. Center Together for the Gospel has come and gone, and the conference has already been announced. Center to sit at the feet of its heroes.

We loved the discussion that the post generated, and we so appreciate Todd Pruitt for taking the time to interact with some of our commenters.

As I have thought about all of this, I realized that quite a few of our readers weren't around in the early days of our blog and missed some posts that are tucked away in our archives.

As a follow-up to what the MoS hosts discussed, I thought I would feature two posts that are as relevant today as they were when they were posted.

We had just learned of a seminary professor named Carl Trueman, who was speaking out about the cult of celebrity developing among the YRR crowd. It was music to our ears because no one else seemed to be singing that unpopular tune.

If you enjoyed the MoS discussion, you will greatly appreciate what Carl had to say over six years ago. The second post that we are featuring — Together for the Gospel T4G As Dee said of me in a comment, Deb always follows the money. That's why they are on the rise. As Carl Trueman said on the recent MoS broadcast: Just open your eyes and look at the level at which some of these guys are living at.

We're not talking of huge millions and millions of dollars, but we're talking of hundreds of thousands of dollars. In our world we're talking of significant sums of money that are attached to particular names that have become brands… Hopefully, our second post initially published on August 17,will help open your eyes to what's REALLY going on at the T4G conference and bookstore!

Sure they give away some free books, but look at how expansive the T4G bookstore was. My guess is they're selling A LOT more books than they are giving away.

Otherwise, why have a bookstore at all??? Thanks for a great discussion this week. We are becoming extremely familiar with the leaders of this movement because their names and faces seem to be everywhere on the internet, among other places.Option Three: Violence and images of violence are pervasive in American culture—on the streets and in the media.

It sends the message that violence is normal and that bullying—an increasing problem—is a routine part of childhood. The key to reducing juvenile violence is to change the environment in which our children grow up.

Not all of these issues are ones we may see on a daily basis, but they are impacting many of our nation’s youth and it’s actually pretty scary, in my personal opinion.

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