A champion among us
By Ella Thomas
This month, I wanted to focus on another teen in our community. Jordan Wolfe appears to be an average fourteen-year-old eighth grader, but for those who know her favorite past time, they respect her as a champion.
How to win life’s battles
By Jonathan Howes
Lead Pastor
Graystone Church
One of my favorite stories in the Bible is the story of David and Goliath. It’s a great underdog story. You have Goliath who is a grown man and experienced fighting champion. He is almost ten feet tall. It’s hard to describe how big and strong he was.
Life interrupted
By Will Zant
As a pastor, I am often asked, “When do you write your sermons?” I can honestly say there’s no definite time each week my writing occurs. Although, I work hard at clearing out time in my schedule, admittedly it is hard. The reason is simple.
Filling Squares
By NG3 staff
There is nothing like the beginning of a great vision. It all starts with a single spark, a mental image of what could be. Your mind wanders through endless opportunities, and the impacts that could result.
Straining Forward
By Will Zant
“Will, your box is in the garage. Dig through it. Whatever you don’t want, toss it in the trash.”
This past December, my mother had me sort through all the items that she and my brother had gathered from the attic of my childhood home.
Gwinnett has great kids
By Loralee Beard, Magic Moment Photography
We all know about those people who turn on the charm for an audience. The counter to this is Coach Oji Perkins of Lanier High School, normally an unusually dynamic, enthusiastic and athletic person. All this charms turns to stone when Coach Perkins spots a camera.
When you spend years in the bleachers watching everything from 2 year-old soccer to high school football, certain kids tend to stand out. Danny Conlin is one such kid.
For me personally, Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
It’s time. It’s time to go back to work, to school, to the usual morning traffic and live on without the Christmas music. All of the family members have gone home and Santa is back in the North Pole.
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