Go study apologetics.

Nothing formal, unless you wanted to.

But I would encourage you to study – and by that, I mean read – Christian Apologetics.

For that matter, studying the apologetics of anything else you believe is time well invested. 

The answering of:  “Why do you believe what you believe?” 

Because, believe it or not, there are many good answers to the questions that so many people seem to struggle with. 

Questions like: 

How can a good God send people to hell?

Or, why does God allow pain if he loves us so much? 

The point is to study and learn the practical and philosophical implications of what you believe. 

1 Peter 3:15:
But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect, 

I love you. 

Repetition is tiring.

Repetition can get old. 

Repetition can also be good. 

Examples like sports, music, writing, and school show us that repetition at something can make you great.

This is because repetition is how you learn something and improve. 

Good and true things are worth repeating, so I may repeat myself here now and again. 

If I do, just know that it was on my mind and that I was thinking of you when I thought of it. 

I love you.

-Dad

I just think these would be fun to ask one day.

1. Did Jesus have the typical personality of a first-born? 

2. Was Jesus a good student? Or, a great student? 

3. Did Jesus ever have a crush on a girl from school? 

4. Did you ask Jesus for help with homework before or after asking your parents? 

5. When did you first realize Jesus was different than everyone else? 

6. How strong was Jesus, physically? 

7. Do you remember Jesus ever being sick? 

8. What was Jesus’ favorite thing to eat? 

9. What do you remember the most about growing up with Jesus? 

10. Would you tell me a funny story about Jesus that you remember as a child?

I love you.

-Dad