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WHAT IS SO MUCH FUN? By : Willetta Pilcher The complaint often heard by Christians is this. “You Christians don’t ever have any fun.” Not so, for the true child of God. We enjoy ourselves immensely. A Christian’s life does not consist of nothing but reading the bible, praying and being bored. The so-called “fun” that the non-believer is always claiming that they have doesn’t sound fun to me. Consider ... The Power Of Music To Affect The Soul By : Hannah Henderson Some believe that the sounds of hard rock are harmless if Christian lyrics are put to them, thus creating what's known as "Christian hard rock". However, the Bible isn't silent on the type and rhythms of music that are used to worship God. The Mid-Schoolyear Complacency Syndrome (MSCS) By : Cindy Cyprus Have you ever had the feeling that you weren't connected to God during the middle of the school year? Do you depend solely on retreats and camps to get that "high feeling" once again? Do you carry the symptoms of this disease? Read on to find out. IMMORALITY AND STD'S By : Willetta Pilcher Today’s society embraces an immoral lifestyle for the young (and old alike) but God never has. Paul wrote, “Flee fornication. Every sin that a man doeth is without the body; but he that committeth fornication sinneth against his own body. [1 corinthians 6:18] The medical community bears out the truth of that statement. Consider for a moment some statistical information:... ALL THINGS ARE LAWFUL By : Willetta Pilcher The statement "everything is permissible" seems to be a statement being made by the Corinthians who had a misunderstanding of true freedom. Mankind still buys that idea in many circles. They say, "I can do anything I please and the grace of God covers me." There is something very wrong about that statement and Paul addresses the idea here. There are questions that need to be asked as to whether a Christian is free to engage in a certain activity. Below are some questions to consider...

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