- Dealing With Christmas Stress By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Although statistics disprove the urban legend that suicide rates increase around Christmas, stress is most definitely on the rise during the Christmas season. Christmas is supposed to be a time when family, friends, and loved ones gather to spread cheer, goodwill, and peace on earth. Yet the effort in spreading all this good will and cheer about is stressful for many people.
- How to Get Close and Stay Close By:-Pastor Greg Baker
What keeps people together through the thick and thin? Why do some people start out strong and wind up splitting or getting a divorce? What can be done to get close to someone and stay close? This article explores what draws people together and what will keep them close.
- Parental Guidance, A Must, Not an Option! By:-Marlin Prentice
What an indescribable blessing!
Today you are looking into the eyes of that precious little "bundle of joy!" You have been waiting, preparing, yearning for this day for what seems like an eternity. The moment has finally arrived. What joy for the new momma and daddy!
- Kids, Christmas, and Presents in a Tough Economy By:-Pastor Greg Baker
The average household will go into some sort of debt in order to keep up with their ideas of providing a good Christmas for their children. In stable economic times, it took most people six months to pay off their Christmas debt and many, around 1 in 4 according to some statistics, will still be paying off their debt by the time the next Christmas rolls around.
- Taking care of God's Gift before Birth By:-Preacher Steve Wukmer
“Babies are a Gift of God”, as stated in Psalm 127:3 “Lo, children are an heritage of the Lord: and the fruit of the womb is His reward.” How should parents take care of this Gift from God before the child is born? This article will look at three areas on how to take care of God's gift before birth. These areas are the Physical Diet, the Spiritual Diet, and the Marital diet.
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