Sure, that’s what I figured. I assume you’re recommending the book as well. Thinking about marriage counseling situations where this could be a helpful resource. Personally, I feel like I’ve grown in this area, though it’s not natural. I’m curious what sort of practices this book prescribes.

I have some idea of what you mean from the title of the book, but could you elaborate on what you mean by "typically masculine" and "typically feminine"?

Oh, man. Unfortunately, that's not surprising from him, though. I got tired of seeing and blocked his posts, so I missed what he said. I'm like many still splitting time here, but spending less and less there.

What happened today?

What do the Titans do at QB? Levis is not the answer, don't like any of the prospects coming out of the draft. Sign a veteran FA? Tank again next year and hope the prospects are better in the draft? Sell the franchise? Become a fan of another team?

Maybe this goes without saying, but I would focus on identity and identity formation. I think a lot of the institutions that help build identity in previous decades have been eroded and young people today are searching for a community that accepts them while they are searching for identity.

I haven't read this one, but have used this series for the Gospel of Mark and now Ruth and it has been a favorite. Good mix of pastoral with enough academic information. (Probably good for a small group leader) Plus the Galatians one is written by Keller. www.thegoodbook.com/galatians-fo...

I'm 35 and feel exactly the same. The last couple of years have taken some steps to have a healthier relationship with phone/internet/technology.

Go Vols! Jauan has been a stud. Happy to see him get some recognition in the League.