D. A. Lague is the speaker for a ministry called Perspective From the Pages of Church History. His program lasts about 2 minutes and gives a quick overview and tells of the impact of dedicated Christians impact on others. The program is linked to a website called Historical Renewal. There are also transcripts available that are a great tool for teachers to use to give insight to their students on how to impact others in the name of Jesus Christ. You can also sign up for a subscription of daily devotions. Here is an example.

Keith Green was a famous Christian singer. At our church the congregation quite often sings his song There Is A Redeemer. I’ve heard say, he was a child prodigy. He put out many records but then his life ended when he was killed in a plane crash. After he died his wife Melody wrote his biography. He started out young in show biz. Here is a clip from an old game show in 1965:

Here’s a song that was popular on the radio.

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Check out this gallery of optical illusions @ Illusion-Optical.com.

Here’s a PDF of the Oklahoma’s Driver’s Manual. This is to help parents teach their teenager. Here’s the homepage.
GamesDriving.com has some video driving games.
Here’s a car video game, not too realistic more so for a younger audience.

Ahhh, being a gentleman to a woman should never go out of style and women need to be ladies when they have the privilege of being in the presence of a true gentlemen.
In Ephesians, It says to be kind one to another, tender-hearted forgiving one another even as God in Christ Jesus hath forgiven you. Personally, I think this verse gives a foundation to what a gentleman is. Their attitudes and actions are focused on another, as they are kind and respectful to that person.
This article was taken from AskMen.com
Etiquette Of A Gentleman
By Michael Bucci
One only needs to take a quick glance around to notice that there are very few true gentlemen remaining among us. In times past, a gentleman was much appreciated and being gentlemanly was a noble thing.
Alas, things have changed in today’s society; some for the better and some for the worse. One thing that particularly irks me is the lack of good taste and etiquette most guys are guilty of at the turn of this new millennium.
I’m not saying that men should act like robots and be slaves to etiquette, but some basic good manners will go a long way in helping you during your ascent to the top.
What I’ve done is compile a quick list of tips that will help turn even the most blundering fool into a proper gentleman. Follow these simple tips and I can assure you that people will perceive you as a man of good breeding and taste, hence a man they wish to associate and conduct business with. Not to mention the fact that the ladies are always quite pleased to meet a real gentleman.
General Etiquette
Always be polite
Even if you don’t like someone, there is no need to lower yourself to their level. Be polite and courteous; show that you’re the better man.

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Neil Armstrong was the first man to step down onto the surface of the moon. Here’s an old filmstrip from 1969 when he spoke his most famous words:

Here’s another great quote by the astronaut that’s even more thought provoking:
“It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn’t feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.”
— Neil Armstrong
Heartlight website

Taken from AskMen.com
Remember that behaving like a gentleman always brings out the lady in every woman.
Etiquette Of A Gentleman: Part II
By John Samuel
What do James Bond and Cary Grant have in common? They represent the quintessential gentleman. It’s what makes them so charming and beloved. They are smooth and suave, and know how to behave in every situation. What do they have that I don’t? you must be asking yourself. Nothing, it’s just that they read the book on etiquette. Although one might think they’re a staple of a bygone era, true gentlemen never go out of style.basic good manners
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Etiquette Of A Gentleman: Part IIIBy Edward Chalmers
“People, like diamonds, have a basic market value, but it is only after they have been polished that the world will pay their real value.”
– William Thourlby
Part I and Part II of the “Etiquette Of A Gentleman” series outlined how important good manners and gentlemanly behavior are to your professional image and social life.
Whatever the business or personal situation, your most valuable commodity is yourself. Practice all your best marketing techniques to attract interest and create a positive and lasting impression.
Here are some additional tips on how to gain a competitive edge by using etiquette to demonstrate that you are a true gentleman.
Courtesy & Consideration
Don’t “kiss and tell”
Discretion, honor and integrity are of paramount importance in developing and maintaining your reputation as a gentleman. Details of your love life should remain private. Similarly, if a colleague has too much to drink at a party, be discreet. Never break a confidence and don’t participate in unkind gossip.

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I just gotta love those cheesy romantic love songs of the ’70’s. I can get lost in ’em.
Dr. Hook

I just discovered something exciting. The internet provides the opportunity to hear Christian speakers who speak at the well-known Dallas Theological Seminary . This seminary is conservative and believes the Bible is the inerant, Holy Spirit inspired Word of God. They are on Oneplace. These weekly sermons can be a good addition to our families education.