When I was fifteen years old, I was certain that my parents had never had sex at all. When I told my older sisters about this, they laughed but agreed that they too thought my parents had never had sex. You must understand, my father was a Baptist Preacher and I was positive that preachers did not do stuff like that.

Let’s Talk About Sex Baby!

A Special Contest by: Rob Singleton

and Rob writes…

“A lot is at stake here. Talk to your kids [about sex]. And share with others what’s working and what’s not.”

“And I’d love for you all to weigh in with us as well. In fact, I’m going to try to make it ‘worth your while’ to do so.”

“I feel a contest coming on.”

“Here’s what I want you all to do.  Write a blog about the best thing(s) you (or your parents) ever did (a talk, a life lesson, a summer camp, the way you and your spouse modeled a healthy relationship, etc.) to help ensure that you or your young ones didn’t get swept up in the cultural current.”

“The best entry gets a night on the town on us (dinner, movie tickets). I’ll also share your inspiration in the last message of our “Friends with Benefits” series on the last weekend (provided it’s something God would approve of as well!). I’ll pick a winner at the end of the series (end of February) provided we have at least 20 people participate–call me cheap, I don’t care. Dates cost a fortune these days”

 OK Rob, I am going to take you up on this offer and I am encouraging all my readers to do the same. 

Please enter this contest by following THIS LINK.  Thanks, Gib

a post by: Rob Singleton

Rob Singleton is the lead pastor and founding pastor of Southbrook Community Church located outside of Charlotte, North Carolina. His passion is to see people connect with God in a personal way and experience the life changes that come when you give yourself fully to Christ.

and Rob writes…

…While we’re at it we could change Mother’s Day and Father’s Day to “Parent’s Day.” They’re already doing this in the California school system—why should Ahhhhnold have all the fun terminating tradition? Let’s all have a crack at it! The options are almost limitless. Let’s see, we could change…

Labor Day to “Play Day,” so we don’t offend everyone who doesn’t really want to work…

Valentine’s Day to, “Significant Other Day,” because Saint Valentine was such a traditionalist when it came to marriage being between a man and a woman…

Thanksgiving to, “Entitlement Day,” because we don’t really need to be thankful for things we have a right to in the first place!…

We could change Easter to “National Bunny Day,” and everyone could exchange eggs (very carefully) with one another and buy pet rabbits…

We could change George Washington’s Day and Abraham Lincoln’s B-Day to “Presidents Day” so as not to offend other presidents who may have done little or even harmed our country, but at least—

Cross that one off…already been done.

We could change New Year’s Day to simply, “Year’s Day,” because we don’t want to offend the Old year?…

Columbus Day to, America Day, oops, not popular right now. How about “Hollywood Day” because I’m sure they’ll take credit for it in an upcoming film anyway!

Veteran’s Day of course, would have to go. Everyone knows those boys in Iraq are just there to secure our oil interests and our troops in Afghanistan just want to see new places and try new foods (please tell me you can actually feel the sarcasm through your computer screen). We could call it “Sean Penn Day.” He seems to need recognition in the worst kind of way.

And why limit it to our traditional holidays? We could change our money from saying, “In God we trust,” to “Trust No one!” That seems more of a cultural fit right now.

Man, I’m on a roll! Somebody stop me!…

Thank you Bro. Rob.  You hit the proverbial nail square on the head.

As I said in my reply to your post, I met a person this week who thought ‘X-mas’ was just an abbreviation of the word Christmas and it is in a very sick way. Most people are unaware that Madeline O’Hare, a devout atheist was instrumental in coining the term ‘X-mas.’ She spent most of her life trying to remove Christ from everything.

If they don’t believe in Christmas and don’t want to say it, that’s fine… God bless them. But if they think they are going to stop me from saying it… well I say “tough noogies…It’s my right!”
Merry Christmas from BigDadGib

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