La La La La, la, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. La La La La, friends, thank you for being part of the show today.

And I am still somewhat reeling by the news of last week and kind of working through some of these things myself as everyone is.

Generally in the fall, I offer some thoughts for Christian students going away to college.

Some of you now, it's almost approaching the end of September, have already left, all right?

And you've made your decision, and you know at school you're going to, and whatever.

And so I want to offer a couple of things that might be helpful.

I had another question also that was sent in about just, you know, how do we, where is it, as school starts up, what are

some good strategies for being aware of what is taught or shown in school that might go against

Christianity? Do I be boldened up front and set the precedents or do I bide my time to see if anything

sets off the alarm bells.

That's the question in general. And so let me just offer a couple of thoughts. And this is for

followers of Jesus. Not everybody is listening. Who is listening? It falls in that category. I get it.

And if you're not, I'm glad you're listening. And I hope that I'm not going to try to convert you today.

Actually, I never try to convert anybody.

I don't think of it in those terms.

I just want to annoy you in a good way, all right.

I want to do some gardening with a sharp spade and maybe put a stone in your shoe.

Okay.

But for those who are followers of Jesus, you are

entering into a very dangerous area. I have two daughters. One is 20 and one is 17. They are

both out of high school. And so far, they've been continuing to live at home because they're going to local junior college,

which is fine with me, all right?

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