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Train up a child...

Parenting is a huge job.  You have the gift of raising boys and girls to be men and women of God.  At FSF, we realize that this job can be overwhelming at times.  Sometimes parents feel illequipped to complete this task.  Maybe you feel this way.  Maybe you feel inadequate to answer the questions your children may ask you.  Maybe you're not sure what to talk about.  Maybe you aren't sure your children want to talk about these things. 

Family Discussion for week of November 7, 2010

This week we talked about miracles.  We discussed that a miracle is something only God can do.  We named some of the miracles Jesus performed and discussed the emotions that people were feeling before and after the miracles.  John 20:30-31 says that Jesus did many more miracles than just what is recorded in the Bible.  The author of John recorded these miracles so that we may believe. 

 

Celebrate Peace

 

John 14:27(ESV)

27 Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.

Looking Forward to...?

I just can't get over how great all of you have been in the merge, renovation and move to the west side of town.  I know that none of these recent changes have been easy but you have all acted like real troopers.  I have heard minamal complaints and am excited to see the seats filled every week so far.  With Christmas coming I know that it will be easy to get caught up in the business of things looking forward to the big day when we open presents, eat a family meal and prepare for the New Years Holiday.  

Thanks!

 

Seventeen years ago this Thanksgiving Crickett and I had the best Thanksgiving ever.  Caleb Scott Moore was born Thanksgiving Day of 1994.  We did not have any Turkey, dressing or Pumpkin Pie on that day, just a bundle of Joy after a long night of pain and being nervous.  Yet…that day will always be the greatest Thanksgiving day for Crickett and I. 

 

Alone

I know the word alone is not a very comforting word.  When we think of being alone we often visualize isolation, loneliness and just being bored with life.  In that sense yes being alone is not a very attractive concept.  

What Are You Living For

We live in a very busy society.  It seems that even in a small town whenever the church plans an event or even wants to hold regular services there are a million other things happening that people want to be a part of.  It is important to be a part of these other events in the name of community involvement or even in the name of community pride...however when does choosing these other things cross the line to living for the secular instead of the sacred?

Timing

Easter 2011 At Ellis Center on the Fort Scott Community College Campus

 

Scott's Thoughts March 2011

  “Do not think of your self more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment in accordance with the measure of faith God has given you.” Romans 12:3 (NIV)

 

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