If you have kids you face the challenge of equipping them in the new media saturated world. We can all relate that we don’t want our child to be “that kid.” You know, the kid who was never guided by his or her parent(s) to develop a filter for life. One of the crucial starting points in equipping a child with a filter is to see the clear and urgent need to help your child. This filter is not only about making God-centered choices, but also learning how to discern the landscape of modern culture. When teens see other teens slamming down media through all means possible, your child better have some perspective that you have …

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In our family, the new year provides a great time to set goals for the year. One of the goals our family has is to read through the Bible as a family this year. Whatever your plan, there are many tools to help you focus on planning, and reading God’s Word.

So as we begin the new year, I wanted to share some resources for reading through the Bible in 2010.

Grace Fellowship… of course

The Gospel Coalition

ESV

Ransom Fellowship

Crossway Books

Each of these plans have different ways to accomplish the same goal: intentionally planning to read God’s Word. Make reading God’s Word a priority in 2010.

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In our Community

Get involved in counseling, serving or giving to Whispering Hope. Our very own Carita Parks (call the Church office for her contact information – (770) 888-6461), who serves at the center (located in Cumming), can give you more information or you can contact Whispering Hope directly. Some of the services you could help in providing are:

Medical and Counseling
* Pregnancy testing and ultrasound
* Prenatal care information
* Breast feeding information and supplies
* Referrals for Medical, Education and Housing
* Compassionate, confidential and nonjudgmental support
* Post Abortion Counseling
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Abortion and Obama’s First Few Days; it seems that it will only get worse…

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In her new book, “Love Your Life,” Victoria Osteen tells the following story. When she and her husband, Joel, were courting, he came over to her house for dinner. She knew he was the son of a prominent Houston pastor and she, a nice Christian girl, was hoping they could talk about Scripture while she prepared the meal. “Joel began flipping through the pages, but before long, he put the Bible down,” she wrote. Victoria was disappointed and complained, “I thought you’d be a spiritual giant.”

“Joel said nothing and just grinned at me as we carried on with the evening.”

Victoria defines her Christian belief this way. Religion “is about appreciating what God’s given us. He’s given us this …

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On Saturday I saw this spotlight on the Richt family on ESPN’s Gameday. Mark Richt, Georgia’s head football coach for those of you not in the “Dog-Nation,” and his wife adopted two children from the Ukraine–one of whom has a facial deformity. It is a stirring piece. This reminds me of the grace God has shown to me through my adoption into His family, deformities and all. God is good!

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Kirk Cameron (Growing Pains and Way of the Master), tells of his commitment to only kiss his wife even if he is acting!

In a day of weak morals and wimpy men, this story is refreshing!

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