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Deeper Waters Podcast: Tom Gilson

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  • Deeper Waters Podcast: Tom Gilson

    What's coming up?

    The link can be found here.

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    What's coming up on the Deeper Waters Podcast? Let's plunge into the Deeper Waters and find out.

    This one doesn't have a date to it because due to a scheduling conflict, we had to reschedule this for today. When the interview is done, I hope to start work on it soon and get it up as soon as I can. Hopefully today, but I can't make any promises. So what are we talking about?

    Parents have always dreaded having "the talk" with their children. Which parent is going to be the one to sit down and talk about the birds and the bees? Will it be both parents? When is the proper time to do this? How do you explain the moral aspects of this?

    It was hard enough in the past. Today, it is even harder. Now we live in a world where homosexuality is being put in front of us every day and too many young people are running around with soundbites that they've heard but have never really for the most part thought about. Young people wanting to be socially acceptable have a scarlet letter on them where they are seen as intolerant or bigots because they hold to a Biblical view of sexuality.

    How can any parent possibly talk to their children about this? What are they to say? Do most parents themselves even have the answers to the questions? To discuss this topic, I'm having my friend Tom Gilson come on. Who is he?

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    And according to his bio he is

    Tom writes this book not only with the head of an apologist, but the heart of a pastor. If you are unfamiliar with apologetics, you will still be able to make it through this book. He also has responses to internet soundbites which is something that we really need. Our young people today are not really having to answer arguments so much as they are having to answer slogans.

    This is an important show for you to listen to but remember, if you happen to listen and there are possibly younger listeners around, you might want to listen to this one when it's more private depending on when you plan to talk to your children. If they're ready, Tom's book will be one that is incredibly helpful. It is a fine one for you and your teenager to go through together.

    In Christ,
    Nick Peters

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    great podcast we need to see more like this to wake Christian parents up. I was lucky My Dad taught us critical thinking skills.

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