Is Christ The Center of Your Home, or Just an Accessory?

Joelle just came in to my office to share her great discovery. Apparently she was reading her KJV Bible and in Matthew 10:2-4 the names of the disciples are listed. She wanted a piece of paper so she can write those verses down.
Seven years old, and she loves to read her Bible, (as does her sister).
Because Christ is the center of our home, not a Sunday only add-on, Christ is also the center of our girls' lives.
Churches are losing their young people to the world. I believe that is because most "Christian" homes are world-centered, not Christ centered. They are more concerned with worldly entertainment, concerned with getting their kids involved in activities with worldly children (sports, dance classes, etc.) and send their children to worldly indoctrination centers aka public schools.
The greatest responsibility of any parent is to teach their children to love the word of God, to view the world through a Biblical perspective and plant the seeds of faith that can grow into a saving faith.

May God continue to give us the wisdom and will to do that in our home.

Dennis Regling and his family are available to minister at your church. www.winthechildren.com

Tithing Was Never The First Fruits Offering

Here is one area many Christians are confused about: Whether Before The Law Or After The Law, Tithing Was Never The First Fruits Offering

The first fruits offering was when the Israelites brought a portion of the fruits that ripened first as an offering. These were looked on as a pledge of the coming harvest, which would then be tithed. The first fruits offering was NEVER the tithe.

Has the Fundamentalist Movement Lost the Battle Against CCM?

The following is from the Preface to the Third Printing of Confronting Contemporary Christian Music by H.T. Spence of Foundations Bible College:

“The mutation of CCM (contemporary Christian music) is widening with such force and velocity that its aggressive intimidation for acceptance has pressed itself within the sacred precincts of Fundamental churches. This has happened to such a degree that my dear father believes the ‘war against CCM has basically been lost in Fundamentalism.’ Unless the preachers (pastors) stand up and clean out the contemporary songs from both choir and congregation, all will be over for the spiritual soundness of our churches. Once the contemporary taste is in the heart, the return to a more excellent way will never be desired. Has the Fundamentalist movement lost the battle against CCM?”