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To love one woman faithfully, to be intentional with my children, to live with integrity in an upside-down world, and do the right thing no matter how much it hurts.
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Books Reviewed
- Top Books of 2016
- Top Books of 2015
- Top Books of 2014
- Top Books of 2013
- Top Books of 2012
- Top Books of 2011
- Top Books of 2010
- Top Books of 2008
- Tolkien Bio (quote list)
- The Long Story Short
- Bonhoeffer (quote list)
- Hatchet
- This Momentary Marriage
- Perspectives on Family Ministry
- Some World War II Books
- Brave Companions
- Crossbearer
- A Concise History of Christian Thought
- Hunting Eichmann
- Lone Survivor
- Lost Mountain
- The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt (quote list)
- The Cross and the Swastika
- Why Work [Stinks] and How to Fix it
Posts
Audio Content
- Faith Radio Interview on True Identity
- Solid Steps Radio Oct 2016 Part Two
- Solid Steps Radio Oct 2016 Part One
- P2I on FamilyLife
- Solid Steps Radio Inteview
- Stepping Up on FamilyLife Today
- Reformation History overview by Tom Nelson
- "One Man Trying" On Phoenix Seminary Radio Program
- 2008 Desiring God Conference for Pastors
Other Blogs
About Me
- John C. Majors
- Little Rock, Arkansas
- I work for a Family organization in Little Rock, Arkansas. I have an amazing wife, an intense son, a beautiful daughter, and another son who won't sleep. I love to read, learn, and talk with others about what they're reading and learning.
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- Livingstone’s parenting advice
- Christians in Politics
- Piper on Adolescence
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- DG Pastors Conference
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1 comment:
It is a blessing to know that there are kids in this world that realize the true blessing they have in their Christian fathers and it is a blessing that there are fathers who love their sons through the ups and downs of their lives. I am encouraged by your words as I have a son that is twenty one and has had ups and downs in his walk. Your testimony sounded like one that I hope he shares with me and his father one day. We are trying to do the things you encourage parents to do. Thank you for your honesty.
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