Introduced to Jesus
Dec 13 2:55 PM

Introduced to Jesus

Dec 13 2:55 PM
Dec 13 2:55 PM

I once knew a little girl who grew up in a family where both parents were alcoholics, she was the baby of three girls, all 5 years apart. The parents moved their family across the country away from all family support and oversight, so they were in survival mode, and didn't make time to raise the girls. Their motto was, "children are to be seen and not heard". Frequently there was no money for food, and her parents were too proud to get the girls on a free, or reduced lunch rate at school. At the age of six...

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The Greatest Generation
Dec 6 2:38 PM

The Greatest Generation

Dec 6 2:38 PM
Dec 6 2:38 PM

There is something so special and heartwarming about the easy connection that forms between people who are just beginning to live their lives and those who have lived a good, full life that is coming to a close. It never fails to touch my heart to see the special band between the Greatest Generation and children...

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God's Power - My Distraction
Jun 28 11:53 PM

God's Power - My Distraction

Jun 28 11:53 PM
Jun 28 11:53 PM

Vacation Bible School… definitely sounds like something for the kids, but let me tell you, I grow so much from my experiences with it every year I get to participate. The theme is Power Up: Raise Your Game. It’s cool that we get to tie God’s word to something most kids are seeing or doing every single day...

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The Oddball
Jul 6 9:00 AM

The Oddball

Jul 6 9:00 AM
Jul 6 9:00 AM

We love to talk about transformation here at Mountain Christian Church, and truly, it is one of the best, most faith-building parts of Christianity, watching God transform the people around you. But, to be transformed, we first must be offered up. This year...

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Shine Bright - A Database for Transformation
Feb 23 3:50 PM

Shine Bright - A Database for Transformation

Feb 23 3:50 PM
Feb 23 3:50 PM

I heard a story the other day that I just can’t shake.

A young man, Jerome, was awarded a scholarship to Wheaton College through the Posse Foundation.  Jerome was transported from his high school in The Bronx to Wheaton’s beautiful campus in Illinois.  He had access to everything he needed to succeed at Wheaton, including a support team supplied through Posse.  But Jerome didn’t make it past his first semester before dropping out.  Why?...

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