Spring brings the prom. It’s the social event of the year for many young people. But hidden beneath all the fancy dresses and well groomed, tuxedo-clad men lies a dangerous truth. The prom is no place for a Christian. It’s an optional event that is fraught with danger. So much so that the term “prom babies” was coined by the students themselves who know that prom night is a time of relaxed morals.
A dear friend and former classmate of mine from Freed-Hardeman, Cindy Colley has written extensivly about the prom. Please read her latest post,Don’t Tag Me.” Cindy’s words ought to resonate with parents who attended the prom. Do we really think the prom is better than it was in our days? Read this with an open mind and seek the wisdom of God, not the ever-shifting thoughts of men.
By the way, Glenn Colley, Cindy’s husband, preaches at the West Huntsville Church of Christ in Huntsville, Alabama. He and I were also classmates and worked together at WFHC radio many years ago.
6 comments On The Dangerous Prom
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Prom is actually one of the most events that young people wait for.. This looks definitely perfect! Thanks a lot!
It takes a lot of personal discipline not to participate in all the shenanigans that happen during proms.
Prom is the most awaited occasion of a young person.They are excited wearing there tuxedo-clad and dresses.
Whenever we attend some events, God should always be included.. Even prom nights, God should always be there..
Expect the unexpected thing to be happen in our life, we can’t handle certain things so we must become optimistic and reach God on his power in order that he will guide us… Even it was a prom or not, danger is always in our side….
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