I had a "drug" problem when I was a young person. I was "drug" to church on Sunday morning. I was "drug" to church on Sunday night, and I was "drug" to church on Wednesday night. I was "drug" to Sunday School; I was "drug" to vacation Bible school and "drug" to the family altar to pray. I was also "drug" to the woodshed when I disobeyed my parents, told a lie, brought home a bad report card or did not speak with respect. Those "drugs" are still in my veins, and they affect my behavior in nearly everything I do and say and think. They are stronger than cocaine, crack or heroin. If more children had this "drug" problem, America would certainly be a better place. :Smarty:
I'll Amen that Mike! You know I really would have thought that society would become more spiritual and join church families more after 09/11. I believe that studies have shown that it is quite the contrary. Folks better get it right here now as they'll be no second chances without salvation. It is comforting to know where I'll be after my days end here.
Hi Guys, Mike.....that's exactly word-for-word the way I was raised. I definately had my share of "drugs" and I thank the LORD for my parents being that way too!!:TU:
Kerry - I'll second everything you said!:TU: Can't overemphasis the importance of getting a kid into the church and 'into' God!! If kids aren't reached by the age of 18 - studies show that there is a good chance that they won't get saved. Obviously, there are many exceptions...but, you get the idea. Two of my cousins are in youth ministries for this very reason. Thanks Mike!!:bglasses:
