Corby Davis

This was not symbolic language. This was a divine act; a declaration from heaven that the death of Christ changed everything.

For years, I drove what felt like endless caliche lease roads, where two-tracks fade into no tracks at all. Roads so brutal that after twelve to fourteen hours behind the wheel, your neck stiffens and your bones ache.

Moved to tears watching a young person take notes, this reflection urges parents to fill doctrinal gaps left by antinomianism, biblicism, and easy believism. Grounded in Psalm 78, Deuteronomy 6, and Hebrews 13:7, it calls families to reclaim theological precision, learn from faithful forefathers, and intentionally disciple their children with clarity, depth, and reverent reflection; Selah.