One of the highlights of my work week is the drive-time with my 12 year-old daughter, a 7th grader at BCS. I am continually blessed and blown-away by the depth of our talks. Yesterday, on the ride home, with the Dave Matthews Band playing softly in the background, we talked about the supremacy of Christ and how understanding that particular principle leads to understanding the key ideas of stewardship and worship. Now, before you think we always talk about things like this (we don't), or that

I am going to do something dangerous right at the outset of this post: make an assumption.

My assumption is that if you’re reading this, you are an adult and most likely a parent of a teenager. I am 41, with three kids, ages 12, 10, and 7. The oldest two are girls, and the youngest is a chip of the ol’ block (a boy). My 12 year-old is pining for a phone, and my 10 year-old got an email account for Christmas (talk about a cheap gift!). My youngest loves playing Lego Star Wars on our Wii, and