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1-Moses' demand.

2-From every mountainside.

3-The minister's exhortation to wedding guests.

3-Tho the weather outside is frightful, the fire is so delightful, ergo ...

4-David's prayer.

5-Hair's recitation.

6-New Year's eve encouragement.

7-Heard in Las Vegas.

8-Allow past offenses remain past offenses.

9-Day 1, Creation.

10-Marie Antoinette's inapproriate comment :-).

Not sure? Just ask Peggy for answers!

It's been a great first week as John Stonestreet is the new voice of "The Point^®."

In case your schedule hasn't allowed you to listen in, here's a snapshot of what John has covered this week on-air: Discrimination Against Religious Beliefs, Lady Gaga and Your Teens and, of course a hot topic, the Beiber Fever.

The cultural conversations that John's sharing with your listeners are exactly what they'll be talking about with their families, co-workers, neighbors and friends. It's all about reaching people where they are at...or as John says, reaching them in ...

In almost any conversation about social media, the question of ROI comes up. Of course, with the investment of time, staff and other resources...you should want to know the value your social media is bringing to your organization!

There's a variety of ways you can measure ROI, depending on your situation and platform. Here's 5 steps to help you get started.

1.    Determine why you're on Social Media in the first place: You need to know why you're using a specific platform before you can decide if it's accomplished its goal. You may be ...

1)  Ascribe value where it is appropriate.

2)  Patrick's plea.

3)  Message to Mr. Truman.

4)  And also to Herald Square.

5)  The Lord's prayerful instruction.

6)  Knick-knack, patty-whack.

7)  The MC's exhortation to the crowd.

8)  The fund-raiser's motivator.

9)  All Mr. Lennon was saying.

10) Emma wrote for the Lady in NYC harbor.

Stuck? Check with Peggy for answers!

There is no greater privilege for a parent, than praying for our children!  The fact is, praying children (and praying adults) usually come from praying parents!  

As we have often heard on "Keep It Simple," Emilie Barnes encourages us to pray for our children and grandchildren.  

She suggests letting them catch you when reading your Bible, and when praying for them.  When children know their parents are praying for them, it reassures them of your love. 

What a blessing it will be to one day hear our children and grandchildren say, "I am who I am today because my parents ...

Who would you say Jesus is to you?

That's the question that we all must answer and the way we respond is of utmost importance.  Our answer determines how we respond to Jesus and His message.

As Nancy Leigh DeMoss prepared to celebrate Easter this time last year, she picked up a book by J. Oswald Sanders called The Incomparable Christ.  As she read this classic devotional study, she was greatly blessed through the daily meditations that left her with a sense of awe about the Person of Christ.

In anticipation of the upcoming Passion and Easter season, Nancy ...