
JUPITER, FLORIDA - How much time do you spend on social media - or even the Internet in general? These digital resources in many ways seem indispensable, and it is hard to imagine that for most of human history the world went along quite well without them. I know my students can't imagine life without them. At this point, even my high school seniors have never lived at a time when the Internet and social media were not a thing. To many of them, these resources are their very lives. Some have managed to use digital tools responsibly to learn new things, create new things, or even build financial portfolios. But for far too many kids, the digital world is nothing more than a place for mindless entertainment and endless scrolling. It is undeniable that the Internet has an impact (for good or ill) on everyone who engages with it, and young people are especially vulnerable to all the pits and potholes along the Information Super Highway. Enter Protect Young Eyes, an organization committed...





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“And the people of Nineveh believed God” (Jonah 3:5). Jonah ben Amittai, whose name means “Dove,” was an Israeli prophet during the reign of Jeroboam II in the 8th century B.C. Israel was enjoying renewed growth and a revived spirit of nationalism, while neighboring Assyria was starting to decline. Assyria was a cruel Gentile nation, comparable to Nazi Germany, and Israel had long forgotten its commission to be a light to Gentile nations. The Assyrian people were living in utter darkness. God called Jonah to call out the Assyrians for their sin (1:1–2). It was about a 550-mile journey, so Jonah packed his bags and bought a ticket — to Tarshish, 2500 miles in the opposite direction! The proud Israelite would not go to reach these — sinners! God, not one to be disobeyed...









No matter the concerns, triumphs, or outright failures that a day may bring, there is always one prayer that crosses my lips at least once...














