Throughout my ministry over

the last 30 years, I would hear over and over from people who resented

their parents for one reason or the other. Often when I would invite them

to church, and I do that from 10-30 people a week, they would say that

the reason they don't go today is because "their parents" drug

them to church when they were under their roof. I always respond with

"you really had some great parents that loved and cared for you and

tried to lead you in the right path for the problems of life." I

would have appreciated people telling me that they "wished"

their parents had loved them enough to "take" them to church

each week and to give them the foundations they needed for life.

The bible says to train a child

in the way he should go....

DRUG PROBLEM

Pastor John Hagee made this

comment:

"I had a 'DRUG' problem

when I was a young person and teenager. I was 'DRUG' to church on Sunday

morning. I was 'DRUG' to church on Sunday night.

I was 'DRUG' to church on Wednesday

night. I was 'DRUG' to Sunday School every week. I was 'DRUG' to Vacation

Bible School.

I was 'DRUG' to the family

altar to read the bible and pray. I was also 'DRUG' to the woodshed when

I disobeyed my parents.

"Those 'DRUGS' are still

in my veins, and they affect my behavior in every thing I do, say and

think. They are stronger than cocaine, crack or heroin.

If our children had this 'DRUG'

problem, America would certainly be a better place." (Gigi Washington)

I agree with Gigi, this is

a drug problem we all need.

Dr. Knox Herndon is the pastor

of "His House Community Church" (SBC) Rev. Greg Mausz is Sr.

Assoc. Pastor. Dr. Lydia Herndon is the Sunday School Superintendent,

Bible study coordinator and teacher. The church has moved to the new location

just below Fayetteville, on GA. Highway 85. As you leave Fayetteville

going South on Highway 85, you cross Highway 16, at the Senoia intersection.

It is a mile on the right just below the fire station. If you are not

in a church, come visit us. Church office and Prayer line (770)-719-2365

E-Mail [email protected]

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