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Recently I had a conversation with my wife about the media and the influence of it.  Let's face it, every young adult has an Facebook account.  Facebook statistics show that it has more then 800 million active users.  But is there a different between parents and children generation in media?  Children were born to use Facebook, it came naturally; parents were forced to use Facebook, and it came with pain when learning was done.  But the question remains to be answered, is the media a good thing or a bad thing?  Here's some facts from Parent Further website about children exposure to media:    "According to a study conducted by the National Institute on Media and Family , children spend more time sitting in front of electronic screens than doing any other activity besides sleeping. 1 Kids’ excessive screen time comes with all kinds of hazards: lack of physical activity, exposure to adult themes and content, and lack of interaction with family and peers. And then there

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/assets/img/posters/life-greatest-miracle-vi.jpg To watch, "Life's Greatest Miracle" that was published by PBS was an amazing experience.  Me and my wife was able to cuddle together in one chairs and watch how from conception to newborn life is formed.  Reading about it is one thing, but watching it with an naked eye is a totally different, a different experience. For me, (I don't know why) conception was an easy step, at least that's how my mind was formulated when I was growing up.  But recently, studying conception and the development of human embryo got me thinking the other way.  I could now see why this video was named "miracle," because it is.  It is so complex that even having all the technology, scientist till this day are left to guess in how the embryo forms. What bothered me is my inability to comprehend this process.  How can two cell, (that are hard to see with an naked eye) make a fetus who is just ove

Some wives look at their husband and see their husband is lacking leadership skills.  Gary Thomas gives a practical suggestion in where to begin so that your husband could develop and grow in beng a leader.    Sacred Influence: Question 1 from Gary Thomas on Vimeo .

Gary Thomas writes a short story of a marriage relationship in his book that is worth reposting. "It begins with his confession of the way in which many men view women: 'It’s easy to scorn women, and most men do. We see women as physically weak, easy to intimidate, bound to the menial tasks of motherhood, emotional, illogical, and often petty. Or we see them as temptresses; in desire we idolize them and parade them across the pages of magazines, yet we scorn and hate them for their commanding sexual power over us. Male scorn for women affects every aspect of our lives: our relations with our mothers, our girlfriends, our secretaries, our wives, our children, the church, and even God himself.  I do not speak here merely of yours corn of women; I speak of mine as well. My relatives grew up on the streets during the Depression, learning early the fury and scorn that characterize so many people in dire circumstances: drinking heavily and seeing women alternately as sex

Me and my beautiful wife on our honeymoon: