Jan. 6th - Alcohol
What Would Jesus Drink?

Our attitude toward alcohol may well be conditioned by our culture more than we realize. Since the days of Prohibition, many believers have simply assumed that partaking of alcoholic beverages was sinful. What is interesting is that in many other countries God-fearing Christians see no problem with alcoholic beverages. So how do you determine where the boundaries are?

Jan. 13th - Sex
Sex: When to Say Yes

There is one line that is unique in its impact and implications. Crossing this line at an improper time can erode a person's capacity for intimacy and leave scars on the soul. And yet, at the proper time, it provides a depth of relationship and closeness that God intended for a couple. However, when it comes to sex, our culture has blurred the lines and it is affecting us at the deepest levels.

Jan. 20th - Children
Bringing Up the Best

What is the importance of discipline in your kids’ lives? God uses discipline to help us grow and mature, and He expects no less from parents as they bring children up. So how do you reign in the freewheeling attitude so prevalent towards kids today and get back on task on this key issue of setting boundaries for your kids?

Jan. 27th - Friends
The Missing Link

We all drift. We begin with great intentions, determined to not cross certain boundaries, but along the way we find ourselves violating those convictions and falling back into the places and behaviors we intended to avoid. Somehow our commitments are just not enough to keep us from crossing the boundaries that we have laid out for ourselves. Discover on this Get Life Day, that there's a missing link that is necessary if we're going to stay on the right track.

Feb. 3rd - Personal
Over The Edge

We've all crossed boundaries we never meant to cross, where life was complicated and there were seemingly no good options. And looking back we saw the warning signs. We just chose to ignore them. But it doesn't have to be that way. By looking back at an old wisdom saying we'll learn to look ahead and avoid the danger that lies in wait for us when we cross those boundaries.