Building Christian boroughs requires covenant succession

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If we are to build legacy Christian boroughs, it will take many generations. This means our children and grandchildren will have to carry on the work. It also means that we have to ensure, like the patriarch Abraham, that our children marry well, carry on the work, and continue in the promises.

In this episode, Brian and Eric talk about the biblical principles that shape how parents should think about dating & courtship. We talk ditches to avoid, best practices, and why “I Kissed Dating Goodbye” missed the mark.

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