An old pastor and his wife invited a new young couple in the church
over for Thanksgiving dinner. As the couple entered the home, they
smelled the wonderful turkey and all the trimmings in the kitchen. As
the four made their way to the dining room table, there was a great
feast before them!
But as the young wife scanned the table, she noticed something out of
place. Among the turkey, dressing, casseroles, and pies were three
Chinese takeout cartons and a plate of egg rolls!
"I know what you're thinking," the old pastor said. "Why is there Chinese takeout on the table?"
"You see," he continued, "23 years ago on Thanksgiving Day, my dear
wife burned the turkey and started a fire in our kitchen! In fact, our
entire kitchen nearly caught fire and the whole Thanksgiving meal was
charred black!"
This year, I hope Thanksgiving isn't just a holiday for you. It should
be a way of life for every Christian. We serve a wonderful God who sent
his Son to die for you. So as you continue to reflect on what you are
thankful for this year, remember God's blessings in your life!
GIVE THANKS TO GOD FOR HOW HE HAS BLESSED YOU IN YOUR LIFE AND ESPECIALLY FOR SENDING CHRIST TO DIE FOR YOU!
For more from PowerPoint Ministries and Dr. Jack Graham, please visit www.jackgraham.org
IN THE NEWS:
New Jersey High School Student Takes on Atheists in Court over Inclusion of 'Under God' in Pledge
Russ Jones
| ReligionToday.com Contributor
| Friday, November 21, 2014
A New Jersey high student is standing up against an atheist lobbying
group in its attempt to remove “under God” from the Pledge of
Allegiance.
For the second time, the American Humanist Association has filed a
lawsuit claiming the Pledge of Allegiance discriminates against children
who don’t believe in God, according to Charisma Magazine.
Described as John and Jane Doe and the child, the Monmouth County
family, sued the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District in February.
Samantha Jones, a senior at Highland Regional High School, is fighting back.
"I've been reciting the Pledge since preschool, and to me the phrase
'one nation under God' sums up the history and values that have made our
country great," Jones said in a video. "I think it's empowering to know
that, no matter what happens, I have some rights the government can
never take away. No student should be silenced just because some people
disagree with timeless American values."
The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty represents Jones. Freehold, New
Jersey attorneys James A. Paone of Lomurro, Davison, Eastman & Muñoz
in are acting as local counsel on the case.
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