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In the scheme of things, for young ppl, an extra piercing or a bit of ink are not too different, are they? It's so widespread now.

We do indeed need to keep going back to the Word.

The whole armour of God passage in Ephesians 6 is indeed very instructive. :)

A lot of teenaged girls smoke; with the many emotional roller-coasters that teenaged girls typically encounter, smoking can often be a part of growing up. (I'm putting this as a statement of fact, and not necessarily saying this is either good or bad or indifferent.)

I'm amazed how many ppl claim to be able to add to the Word of God through their own experiences and visions! Psalm 119.105; Psalm 119.89; John 17.17.

Good to see you on the forums!

It's good to keep 'looking unto Jesus' (Hebrews 12.2). The Lord's Supper reminds us that we 'show the Lord's death till He come' (1 Corinthians 11.26).

The order is found in Acts 2.41-42. Faith, then baptism and steadfast continuance.

We need first of all to be like "Lydia...whose heart the Lord opened" (Acts 16).

"Wonderful things in the Bible I see, Especially what's put there by you and by me." .......o_O

Spurgeon used to smoke as well. (It apparently eased his gout...o_O)

Dull but dry today.

LOL... :)

Oh I agree...what I was observing was that while years ago young ppl seemed to get tattoos surreptitiously, now the parents seem to be on board with it...

LOL, good picture....

Part of it is probably that parents want their teens to be safe and so have reckoned that a cellphone - with bells and whistles - enables them to call for help. Seems also that when 18 year olds go for their first ink, it's not unusual for a parent to go along with them to the parlor to give...

Well, often parents seem to give 18 year olds iphones of one sort or another. (They also seem to expect that their 18 year olds to get tattoos, it would appear...)

Bright and clear today.

Oh okay... :)