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No Greater JoyTThe homeschool movement has turned into a homeschool marriage market.All over the nation and even the world there are thousands of girls in waiting,and young men are dragging their feet on the issue of how to know God’s willin finding the right help meet. The upcoming October Shindig being held onthe ALERT campus in Big Sandy, Texas, will be great fun and (I hope) anopportunity for the cream of the crop as well as their families to meet eachother. After all, that is where the next generation is going to come from!“Where are the men?” Shalom asks in her article. I say they had better beat ALERT October 25-28!ContentsFor the last 25 years we haveobserved the grace of God on Timand Rachel as they got married,came to the Lord and have raisedtheir 5 children, two of which arenow married with babies.On the CoverNGJ Texas12TheShindig!No Greater Joy is a bimonthly publication by No GreaterJoy Ministries, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to theadvancement of the gospel of Jesus Christ in America and in thosecountries where Christ is least known. A free subscription is availableby writing to the address below or by visiting our website.Your questions and comments are welcomed. Please send them tothe address below. All correspondence to No Greater Joy becomesthe property of No Greater Joy and is available for publicationunless the writer expressly requests that it not be published.This material is copyrighted by Michael and Debi Pearl.Permission for the reprint of single articles is granted based on thefollowing conditions:1. The article must be printed in its entirety.2. No more than one article per publication.3. Complete recognition must be given as to the source.4. Every reprint must include sufficient information for the readerto subscribe to No Greater Joy.5. No copyright privileges are conveyed by reprinting any portionof this publication.Family3 Respecting Your Little Ones5 The Confidence to Try9 My Mama Adores MyDaddy10 NGJ Kids12 October EncouragementShindig!16 Where are the men whenyou need one?18 Are you my fellow laborer?Ministry21 A Generation Later22 In SEARCH of a Help Meet24 Mommy, What’s aManifesto?26 Count Your BlessingsCatalog32 NGJ Products6. This license to reprint may be revoked from anyone abusingthis privilege to reprint.7. This license is in force until the printing of a public statementotherwise.All Scripture taken from the Authorized Version (King James)Holy Bible.No Greater Joy Ministries, Inc.1000 Pearl Road • Pleasantville, TN 37033www.nogreaterjoy.orgsept-oct 2012Volume 18 | Number 4Printed in the USAEditors in ChiefMichael and Debi PearlStaff PhotographerElizabeth StewartCover PhotoLaura Newman PhotographyContributing WritersShoshanna Easling, Shalom Brand,Chuck Joyner, Mel CohenArt DirectorLynne Hopwood

Photo: Elizabeth Stewartwas very wise and discerning, butI remember one of his goof-upsquite well. I must have been aboutfourteen years old when I decidedto write a poem about a weepingwillow tree. I sensed great romancein the name and appearance of thetree. I worked on my poem for acouple days, and when he askedwhat I was doing, I read part of it tohim. He walked off, and in about anhour he returned and read to me theworld’s most brilliant and movingpoem about a weeping willow tree.I felt strangely discouraged. I laiddown my pen and was careful notto share my poems with him until Ihad finished them. Now I know whythe willow tree wept: its father hadblunted its need to try.I tried to learn to play the violin inmy old age. I enjoyed it and thought Iwas making great progress. My wifeseemed well pleased. Then one day ayoung girl, about seventeen, was at theIf we provide opportunities andencouragement to launch outon the sea of investigation, theywill know they deserve the praise,and it will encourage more risktaking, not less.house and I played for her. Afterwardshe took my violin and producedmusic like I knew I never would. Theviolin didn’t hold the same pleasureafter that. My need to try was bluntedby her excellent performance.Don’t send me yourpsychoanalyses. I am 66 and as stiffin my psyche as I am in my back. Ididn’t have to tell you these thingsabout myself. I could have pretendedto be above it all, but I want you toconsider: if a fourteen-year-old boywho could whip a man in a wrestlingmatch could be discouraged fromwriting poetry and a sixty-year-old6THIS BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE IS FREE FOR THE ASKING!Contact us at: www.ngj.me/email or call toll-free: 1-866-292-9936

man could be discouraged fromlearning a musical instrument,then what must it be like for ourdeveloping children?Emotionally healthy children arefilled with desire to do what adultsdo—to develop skills and becomeindependent, contributing membersof society. Their enthusiasm andinquisitiveness is unbounded. It is ourresponsibility to provide the contextand the encouragement for them tosucceed in fulfilling their dreams.They are encouraged to try whenwe praise their efforts. But as they getpast six or seven years old they beginto see through our empty “Good job,Gabriel!” and expect to be praisedonly when they have, in fact, donea good job. Studies have shown thatchildren raised on empty “positiveaffirmation” are actually discouragedfrom trying harder because they fearthat failure will result in loss of theregular unfounded praise. If theyare praised for doing nothing, whytake the risk of doing something atwhich they might fail? If we provideopportunities and encouragement tolaunch out on the sea of investigation,they will know they deserve thepraise, and it will encourage more risktaking, not less.We parents are not all wiseand are not always attentive to theemotional needs of our children. Weare not going to always do and say theright thing at just the right moment,but there is one thing we can getright every time without fail: we candelight to see our children enjoyingthe process of discovery. When theytry and fail, we can tell them of ourfailures the first time around andassure them that if they keep trying,all things are possible. Praise theirpast effort and be enthusiastic abouttheir continued effort, but alwayslink your praise to genuine effort andaccomplishment.I remember going to work withmy daddy when I was only aboutten years old, and upon meetingme, several people said somethinglike, “So you’re the kid Ed is alwaysbragging about?”“I hear you’re a great artist.”“I hear you can throw a knife likeTarzan.”We are not going to always doand say the right thing at justthe right moment, but there isone thing we can get right everytime without fail: we can delightto see our children enjoying theprocess of discovery.“I hear you’re quite a builder.”“I hear you’re a Bible student.”I remember being surprised thefirst time I met his friends at workand heard how he bragged on me. Butit made me try harder to succeed ineverything I did.I bragged on my kids to others.I think my children always knew Ithought they were the best. But itwas not just empty words designed tomanipulate their frame of reference. Iactually stayed involved in their lives,teaching them to succeed at manythings. They were willing to try newthings, succeed or fail, because theyfelt good about their abilities to facedifficulties and overcome.The worst thing we can do isfind fault or criticize when they thinkthey did a good job. If the five-yearoldwashes the dishes and proudlypresents you with the results, andyou see he has made a mess of it,www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 7

don’t dare let him see you redoinghis failure.The public schools of America areturning out children who are afraidto try. They expect someone else totake care of them and they retreat tosocial media and video games to livein a world of make-believe wherethey cannot experience the pain offailure. Thank God there are millionsof homeschooled children in Americawho are growing up with confidenceto climb the steepest grade and standon the top, alone if necessary.Kids thrive on positive attention,and when they becomeaccustomed to pleasing you withtheir antics, they will also want toplease you in every other way.In regard to the letter, childrenwill enjoy what you enjoy. Youcannot SEND them out on a missionof discovery; you must TAKE themalong on your safari. They delightin what delights you. They learn byemulation.If you don’t want the cat tryingto get in the house, always feed himoutdoors and never pet him indoors.If you want your children to enjoythe great outdoors, then get rid of theindoor entertainment and organizeoutdoor activities that are creative andfun. Press the limit of their comfortzone and they will toughen up to thepoint of having boldness in the face ofchallenges.I have observed my grandkidsperforming all kinds of antics until Istop watching and wander off. Thenthey follow me to see what I am goingto do. Swinging on a rope with onehand is only fun if it produces lotsof laughs and praise. Kids thrive onpositive attention, and when theybecome accustomed to pleasing youwith their antics, they will also want toplease you in every other way. Whenthey capture your face and eyes, youcapture their hearts and wills. gFamily ResourcesTraining Childrento be Strongin Spirit $9.95Jumping Ship$7.95To Train Up aChild$7.958 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-993629936

Photo: Laura Newman PhotographyLet me give youmy perspective on the TexasShindig. My dad always said hestarted looking for what he wanted ina help meet when he was seven yearsold. I think he is serious. He teaches thatisolating your children from other goodfamilies keeps them from developing ahealthy hope in love. Because of this, hewas always taking our family to different events (he calls them differentponds full of more fish), so from an early age we could meet good-qualitypossible future mates. It worked.I met my husband at a bash in New Mexico. It was an extreme sportsevent of climbing cliffs, caving, camping, and getting to know other likemindedbelievers who appreciated this lifestyle. As you can see in thepicture, it was a smashing success.My sister Shalom met her husband in Tennessee at a young men’smission conference where she was the cook. Nathan met Zephyr at amissionary conference in Texas. We didn’t go spouse hunting, but we didgo where potential spouses might be hanging out. You get the idea?The Texas Shindig is for the entire family. The kids will be thrilled withBible stories and games. Dad and Mom (Mike and Debi Pearl) will beteaching mamas and daddies how to rekindle their love for each other.Nathan and Shalom will be teaching those in the “searching and preparing”stage of life, and I will be teaching herbs classes. We have also invited afew special guests who will be speaking in their own areas of expertise.Mel from NGJ will be teaching on self-publishing and how to start a homebasedbusiness.The Texas Shindig will be a joyful gathering of families growing in thegrace of God, and will be an opportunity for your kids to meet their lifepartners. Bring the kids, your smile, and your musical instruments. We’llsee you there!-Shoshanna Easlingwww.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 13

Who’s teaching what?Michael Pearl:Debi Pearl:Shalom Pearl Brand:Nathan Pearl:Shoshanna PearlEasling:Joshua Steele:Gregg Rozeboom:Men & Marriage, and Winning the Heartsof Your Children, and Knife-throwingWomen & MarriageYoung ladies, Preparing to Be a BrideHow to study the Word of God andLoving Your Woman, Young Men SearchingHerbs and HealingHis Love Story… “Mail Order Bride”, andMen of HonorKids story, The Sin Robe & Love StoryMel Cohen, CFP, RFC:How to Start a Home-based BusinessHow to Publish, Market and DistributeYour Own BooksAND MORE….14 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936

Photos: Laura Newman Photographycome see us at the Big Texas Shindig!Music Gate Keeper Calling musicians! Ifyou plan to perform, contact Aaron Aprileat aaprile@nogreaterjoy.org for details.Photo: Elizabeth Stewartdress Conservative dressplease! No uncovered thighs,tummies or cleavage.All of the detailshttp://ngj.me/shindig-detailsLodging, Meal Plans and Activities are Available from ALERT.For Lodging, Meal Plan or Activities call 903 636-2000 and ask forCamps and Conferences 9-5 M-F central time.www.alertacademy.com/iaa/campsandconferences/housingwww.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 15

Photo: Laura Newman PhotographyWhere Are the MenWhen You Need One?By Shalom (Pearl) BrandThe girls are ready, trained, and waiting for their man tocome find them, but the men are not finding them. Why?When I was a young woman, theolder women were always teachingme and all the other young womenwhat it meant to be a wife, a mother,and a God-honoring woman. As Ihave gotten older, traveled to manychurches, and talked with families,I have seen one overall themeeverywhere I go. There are youngwomen walking with God, trainedfrom childhood to serve God so thatone day they will make the best wivesand mothers possible. They are ready,trained, and waiting for their man tocome find them, but the men are notfinding them. Why?These girls are told to wait: Hewill find you . . . Stay home and helpMom with the kids . . . One day thatperfect man will come along. But thenhe does not come and the girls becomefrustrated and, at times, impatient.The question I hear all the time is,“Where are the men?” Yes there aremen, but few are real men—men whowere raised to love God, work hard,and make good husbands and fathers.Why?While mothers have been trainingtheir daughters to be good wives,many families stopped raising theirsons to be men, instead producingovergrown boys. A large percentageof the boys/men over the last 30years have been raised to serve theflesh. They were not raised to work;most are soft, sweet-talking, sissyboys. Some are cute and stylish, andsilly girls think they are soooo goodlooking.Other guys are backward,16 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936

Are YOU My Fellow Laborer?By Debi PearlYesterday I walked into my garden. It has been almost three weeks since Ihad the time to even step into it except to pick a daily basket for dinner.The long, 100-plus-degree days had destroyed most of the locals’ gardens. Mine,due to deep ground covering, was still lush and heavy with all manner of fruit,but it was also being swallowed up in morning glory vines—so much so that itwas difficult to wade through. I considered just walking away from it; with Mikejust home from the hospital, office work waiting, and my house and animals inneed of care, the garden was just too much even to pick. But I bent my back andstarted filling boxes with tomatoes, pulling away vines as I went. After about20 minutes, I was seeing the impossibility of my task, but then the Brooks’ vanpulled in. I had called their son, Isaiah, who has been Mike’s young sidekick forover a year, to weed-eat this afternoon. I was so glad to see he had come, butthen all the kids and Mama came into my fenced-in garden and began to work.With only a brief hi, everyone in this homesteading family—down to the fouryear-old—bentdown and began to weed, tie up huge pepper plants, and pick thevegetables. My eyes swam with tears; it was too wonderful to question. I justkept doing what needed to be done as they cheerfully labored beside me.Just a short hour later I stood talking to Jennifer (Mama Brooks). I couldn’thelp but look back over my shoulder at my reclaimed garden. “You know,” Itold her, “I was almost ready to give up when you drove in. It would have beensuch a loss. I would have missed having my favorite part of the garden—the lateautumn harvest—plus, I would have missed the fruit of my mid-summer work.”She just laughed and said something to the effect of “many hands and heartsmake short work.”Suddenly I knew I had to tell you that No Greater Joy needs a helping hand.NGJ is in the late summer of ministry. It is loaded heavy with fruit, some evenovergrown, and there is a need for many hands and hearts to finish harvestingand replanting the fall squash, broccoli, carrots, beets, and cabbages. Withoutyou we grow weary. If we have made a difference in your life, then it is timeyou bent your back for the next generation.Find us at:www.facebook.com/NoGreaterJoyMinistries18 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936

Sweetheart ResourcesReleasing onOct 25HERSHERSHiSIn SEARCHof a Help Meet$14.95Created to NEEDa Help Meet$14.95Created to BeHis Help Meet$14.95Preparing to Bea Help Meet$19.95Missed the Marriage Webinar? Watch the archive:http://ngj.me/marriage-mini-seminar-videoHow can you help?Would you be willing to go to a homeschool meeting or maybe even sendyour older children in your stead? Take pamphlets or have a card that givesNGJ’s web address and give a short appeal. Stand up and tell the new familiesthat you were in their chair 10-plus years ago. Tell them that homeschooling ishard, but it is impossible without a working marriage and obedient children—that is the foundation on which success in homeschooling rests. Give testimonyof how the teachings of NGJ saved your marriage and helped you enjoy andfocus on your children. Challenge young families to get out their iPhones andsign up as you speak. Give out your email address (set up a new one for theoccasion) and have them send you an email with their name and address whileyou are standing there talking to them. Be bold, aggressive; they need you tocare enough to call them in. Also, make it a habit to regularly use Facebook toencourage young, struggling families and show them where to find help.When you heard the NGJ message, our voice was only one of hundreds.Now we are one in hundreds of thousands, but most of the noise vying for thenew homeschoolers’ ears is just that—NOISE. If they are to hear from whencetheir Help cometh, it will be from you.Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth labourersinto his harvest. (Matthew 9:38)www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 19

From the MailboxJune 192012NO GREATER JOYDear Debi,Ihave read your Help Meet book a few times. Every time I read it I am blessed.I come from a family where my mom didn’t honor my dad really at all. Shealways acted like he was a burden to her. She is a bitter, controlling woman.I have been married for 11 1/2 years. I got the Help Meet book about 9+ yearsago. What a blessing to break the cycle of sin! I am so much like my mom,and it is only through the power of the Holy Spirit that I have changed. Myhusband is a pretty passive guy and it would be (and I’m sad to say sometimesis) easy for me to be my natural controlling self. Joe leads by example,and a Godly one at that. I have had to learn to submit to his leading by watchinghis example and not anticipate too many verbal directives. Anyway, I amwriting to you to tell you about a recent blessing. We have terrible trouble withcars. I mean if we didn’t have bad luck we would have no luck at all. A fewweeks ago Joe’s car went. Then within a week the car I usually drive had thealternator go. It was going to be really expensive and we just didn’t have themoney. We knew that God would have to provide because we couldn’t see a wayout. Joe said he thought he could do the work himself (I shudder). So he wentand got the part. He started into it. I knew he needed help, but I really, reallydo NOT like to work on cars. However, this was now our only car and Joe wouldneed it to go to work. So I went out and asked if there was anything I coulddo to help. Joe was pleasantly surprised to see my cheerful face offering to help.So, I spent the afternoon working on the car with Joe and blessing him. Andwouldn’t you know, we got it fixed, saved $400, and got to spent the afternoontalking and flirting. So, you tell all those women out there to go get theirhands dirty and bless their husbands. Thanks! J. M. PS~ That was not thefirst alternator I have help Joe install:)Just wanted to tell you thanks . . . thanks a million to the Pearl family andNGJ staff. You feel like family although we’ve never met (can’t wait to gabin heaven!) Your ministry has been such a blessing and encouragement to ourhome and even to my extended family. I don’t know how to thank you enoughfor letting the Bible and It’s truth shine . . . it’s true about if Jesus is lifted upHe will draw all men unto Him. Thank you for all you’ve done . . . the Lordhas made our life so full and joyful thanks to your ministry.I can think of nothing I want more than someoneto truly love me.- From Preparing to Be a Help Meet

Photo: Elizabeth StewartJustin Miller, The Whacker, 19 years later.A Generation LaterBy Michael PearlIIt was about eighteen years agothat Deb and I wrote To Train Upa Child. It has sold about 750,000copies in the United States. It has alsobeen translated into 12 languages andprinted and distributed worldwide. Asyou know, it is full of stories drawnfrom the church and community. Thelittle Volleyball Bawler is now growninto a beautiful young woman, marriedand with a child of her own. She turnedout to be an excellent human being.You may remember the story of thelittle wrench-whacker whom my wifestruck back and taught a lesson. He,too, is now grown and married with achild. He stopped by the house to chatnot more than 20 minutes ago. He nolonger whacks people with anythingand is a most peaceable father.I have thought about making anupdated edition of To Train Up a Childand including pictures and testimoniesof all the ornery little kids spoken of inthe book. They are all grown and everyone of them is a great human beingtoday. I see most of them regularly.I am now watching them train theirchildren just as they were trained.So I want to encourage you. Ifyour kids are not perfect, if you havehad some failure, if you occasionallyfeel like it is hopeless, that somehowyou failed while everyone else issucceeding, know that “love coversa multitude of sins.” Kids are madeof rubber. They bounce back if wedon’t get frustrated and throw themaway. Never allow yourself to getangry and despair. When you havedone all you know to do and they arejust not right, don’t spoil what is leftby coming apart at the seams. Retreatto your quiet place, pray, relax, comeout smiling, and give them a littletime and a few more years to “see thelight” and adjust their course. “Trainup a child in the way he should go,and when he is old he will not departfrom it.” Proverbs 22:6 gwww.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 21

Missed the Pearl Family Webinar? Watch the archive:http://ngj.me/fruit-of-child-training-videoOne man approaches marriage as an opportunity to bless someone.Another man approaches marriage as an opportunity to be served andsatiated. Which one is more likely to have a happy marriage?NEW audio from No Greater Joy!The Testimony ofDarlene RoseMP3 $12.95The Gami Akij Story CD$6.95By Divine Design MP3$12.95No Greater Joy Vol. 1MP3 $12.95No Greater Joy Vol. 2MP3 $12.95No Greater Joy Vol. 3MP3 $12.95DON’T MISS THE NOV/DEC NGJ MAGAZINE!Sign up at:www.ngj.me/email orcall toll-free: 1-866-292-9936www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 23

Photo: Rachael ValetMommy, What’s aManifesto?From Michael:Way back in 1999 I wrote InfantManifesto. This young family gaveus the audio and pictures of theirgirls doing a dramatic reading of thescript. We all had a big laugh. Sohere is their letter telling us aboutwhat they did. Your children will lovehearing this 5-year-old and her bigsisters do a really professional jobreading.Dear Pearls,At our little home studio, as I wasattempting to clean up some ofthe Pearl’s ancient tapes, I cameacross the articles Infant Manifestoand Infant Maniwhatso. The flashof memories of the first time I readit made me giggle. It was if I washearing little kid voices using allof these big words, and it mademe laugh all day just imagining it.As soon as my husband got homefrom work I rushed to read it to himand we both had a big laugh. Theobviousness of the child trainingprinciples, along with Mike’ssometimes obnoxious wit, was justwhat our family needed to reallysolidify some of the basic mindset ofthe need for consistency and what itlooks like.The obviousness of the childtraining principles, alongwith Mike’s sometimesobnoxious wit, was justwhat our family needed...With this memory fresh in my mind,I called my girls into the room andasked if any of them wanted to recorda monologue. My girls were going tohave some fun and learn some skillsthat a lot of adults will never have.24 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936

One at a time, the girls cameinto the little studio and climbedup onto the stool to speak into themicrophone. They had to sit stillso that their rustling around wasn’tpicked up in the recording. They hadto enunciate their words, play thepart of their character, and repeatthe same phrase occasionally evenfifteen times until they got it right. Allof this, they had to do without gettingnervous or embarrassed. My littlestone, whom we call Nomies, went firstand after about forty minutes had totake a break. Her sister, Eden, thentook her turn and did her whole articlein one session. She just couldn’t waitto hear it played. They watched asI showed them how to reassembleall of the phrases and lines so that itwould sound, at least somewhat likeit was a continuous speech. It reallygave them an appreciation for whatgoes into a project. After a few hoursInfant Manifesto was complete and allof our girls were in the office gigglingto their heart’s content (except forEden who was laughing so hard onemight think she was going to injureherself) as they listened to theirvoices over and over again.After that, little Nomies reminded meabout every half hour that she neededto do her next recording session. Afterall, her article was longer than herbig sister’s. The next chance we got,we were back in the studio and shefinished her article. In the first sessionshe had become a little frustrated asshe had to keep redoing lines, butthis time she could barely contain herexcitement. It took the rest of the day,and all the next morning before slow oldmom had Infant Maniwhatso ready forher to hear. The technical knowledgeand speaking confidence these girlslearned this week will be with them forthe rest of their lives, solidified by goodold fashioned laughter and more newexciting projects.Mike and Debi, we hope you enjoyour rendition of your articles, (wedidn’t exactly ask permission first) butreally, it was worth it.- Rachel ValetMikes article,“Infant Manifesto”:http://ngj.me/infantsThe Valet girls’monologue:http://ngj.me/nfantsudioVividLegendStudios.comwww.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 25

Photo: Laura Newman PhotographyCount Your BlessingsBy Debi PearlGod gave instruction concerningthankfulness over 3000 years ago. Itis an important subject that is so easyto take for granted and even dismiss.He says, “Enter into his gates withthanksgiving, and into his courts withpraise: be thankful unto him, and blesshis name” Psalm 100:4. This ageless,wise advice has shaped the lives ofmillions. It is only in the last few yearsthat secular health researchers havediscovered that thankfulness makes ushealthier and happier.It was while I was sitting in thehospital waiting room, whittling awaymy time reading secular magazines,that I stumbled across several articlesconcerning this very subject. It appearsthat research now confirms that peoplewho show gratitude are healthier,sleep better than their ungratefulpeers, have better relationships, andgenerally have more productive lives.Voilà! One such research test wasdone at the University of Manchester,England, where 401 people filledout questionnaires that rated theirgratitude. The response showed thosewho scored highest in gratefulnessslept longer and better than lessappreciativeparticipants.Thanksgiving is an outpouringof the very root of the soul. It is areflection of the heart. It reveals peace.It is the presence of goodwill towardothers. It is easy to understand how aperson who goes to bed with negativethoughts will be too troubled to sleepwell. As I thought about thanksgiving,the ramifications were endless.Thankfulness is key to honoring God,worshiping God, and serving God.It paves the road to a wholesomelife, a restful life, a peaceful life—ahappy life. Wow, how important sucha simple thing as being thankful can26 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936

Photo: Laura Newman PhotographyRenee, daughter of Tim & Rachael Stollnot a natural happening. The oppositewould also stand true. Being down-inthe-mouthwas unthankfulness, whichwould be an insult toward God. I havea naturally upbeat personality, butthere were times when I was stressedand I immediately recognized it aswhat it was—unthankfulness.So I ask myself, what is a sourceof stress or ingratitude in my life?Sometimes, it is a simple thing, suchas being under too much pressure toperform—basically, too much to dowith too little energy to see it through.Mike always says life is better if youorganize and manage. Hiring a younggirl to help homeschool, clean house,and cook helped me get focused onimportant issues. I traded vegetableswith her mother because we didn’thave money to spare for paying ahelper. The results were wonderful. Asmy daughter continued her study onjoy, I continued to search my life forways I could dwell on thanksgiving.God began a work in both of us; reallyour whole family benefited from thisstudy. The word of God was quick andpowerful in our lives as we sought tohonor God through being thankful.BitternessFor some people, the issue ofunthankfulness runs much deeper.I must admit after all these years of28 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936counseling that my first thought whenI think of an unthankful person is thatbitterness has taken root.Bitterness is a very troublesomeword and certainly a taxing state ofmind. The worst thing about bitternessis that it is so catchy. It is like thepandemic flu that all health officialsdread. Some people spend their wholelife in a state of bitterness and neverrecognize it for what it is. They are justvexed in their souls about so-and-so orthis-or-that.Bitterness causes a person toperceive hurt. Hebrews 12:15 says,“Looking diligently lest any man failof the grace of God; lest any root ofbitterness springing up trouble you,and thereby many be defiled.” Godsays look diligently because it takesreal focus to avoid catching the flu ofbitterness.A young man is bitter at his parents,and he marries. Bitterness does notallow his brain to ever really rest. Hismind is forever devising contrivedconversations that will convinceeveryone how terribly he has beentreated. These unsavory thoughtsspill out, defiling those around him.It is sad how bitterness defiles wholefamilies, following generation aftergeneration. A mother who is bitterwith her husband passes it along toher daughter and causes that younggirl to be irritated and take offense,often blaming her hormones for heranger. Her life becomes one of beingannoyed. Her husband walks on edge,wondering what will set her off. Or inmany cases, it is the man who is madat the world and makes his familymiserable. Bitterness never stays put;it eventually spreads to taint how youreact to your spouse, fellow worker orboss, and folks at church, and as youraise your children, you will become

itter toward them and they you. Theygrow up viewing life through yourbitter, ungrateful eyes. Sleep eludesthe bitter soul. Restless nights giveevidence of a troubled mind and anunthankful heart.Don’t let bitterness eat away all thatis joyful and good in your life. Takea good look at yourself instead oflooking at others, and declare war onunthankfulness.God can do for you what he did forme. He is waiting to hear you say,what is it in my life that makes meunthankful?His WORD is effectual. It is aliveand working, able to change you asyou study it. Open your Bible and doa study on joy or thankfulness. Lookup every time the words appear, andlist the words it is coupled with. Thenbegan to choose thankfulness—allday, every day. Practice saying thankyou to God. When you feel sad, mad,depressed, or irritated, STOP and (outloud) thank God that he is able tochange your heart and break this chainof unthankfulness.God says look diligentlybecause it takes real focusto avoid catching the fluof bitterness.Our lives are meant to be filledwith joy, gladness, thankfulness, andrejoicing. It is praise to God for us tolive our lives in this state. Anythingless is . . . well, we will not go there.Enough said. Rejoice; and again Isay, rejoice. gChild Training ResourcesTraining Childrento Be Strong inSpirit $9.95To Train Up aChild$7.95AlabamaSeminar$12.95Tolerance no longer means tolerance in the classic sense of “live and letlive.” It is now a code word for the aggressive campaign for validation. It isreasonable to expect tolerance of legal activities involving any number ofmutually agreeing adults. It is not reasonable to demand validation of thoseactivities. You don’t have to like or approve of everything you tolerate, andyou are not required to allow your toleration to be construed as acceptance.www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 29

missionsGo ye therefore, and teachall nations, baptizing themin the name of the Father, and of the Son,and of the Holy Ghost:Matthew 28:19Continuing to Make an Eternal DifferenceBy Chuck Joynerthe FelmleysBearing Fruit in AfricaIn 2006, the Felmley Familyembarked on an adventure to translateand print Good and Evil in theChichewa language for the people ofMalawi (Africa). In 2010, their effortsand investments bore fruit whenthey printed 5,000 copies and begandistribution in Malawi. NGJ advisedthem and provided technical support,but the Felmley’s raised all of thefinances and supervised the printingand distribution through their owncontacts.Biswick, a Malawi national, hadthis to say about the impact that the30 www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936Chichewa Good and Evil is having inMalawi.“As for my experience on theimpact of Good and Evil, this is whatI can say:- It has proved to be a greatinspirational material to use fordevotional purposes and for thegrowth in spirit and in Biblecontent.- Some (i.e., Muslims) haveconfessed Jesus as Lord andSaviour.- It is a material that is also rootingchildren in the faith of the risenLord.- It will also contribute to thepromotion of the reading

culture (which is dying) amongMalawians as many people like toread it and follow its story closely- Great and small, rural andurban Malawians, educatedand uneducated, rich and poor,Christians and non-christians loveto read Good and Evil.- Primary school pupils, secondary,college and university studentswho have come across a copyof Good and Evil love to tell itsstory; the story of life and Joy inour Lord Jesus Christ of Nazareth.Kind regards,Biswick”Now two years later the 5,000books have been distributed and theFelmley’s have already raised thefunds to print another 2,500 copiesat $2.99 each. Being a good steward,Kyle sought to negotiate a better deal(a tactic learned from NGJ’s GeneralManager, Mel Cohen). The printeroffered to print an additional 2,500copies at $1.79 each making the totalcost of the 5,000 copies less than$12,000.Your donation can help us, to helpthem make up the difference. Thereare over 15 million Malawians, mostMALAWIChichewa Goodand Evil going intoits second printingwhom have never heard the Gospel.Each copy of Good and Evil has thepotential of transforming not onlyindividuals, but families and villages.The souls that are redeemed throughits distribution are the treasuresstored in heaven of everyoneinvolved in making it available tothose that are lost and without hope.Donate today and be a part ofmaking an “eternal difference”!You can read more about thebeginning of the Felmley’s adventurein the online article, A RegularFamily Makes an Eternal DifferenceWith Chichewa Good and Evil.Contact them atfelmleyfam@mac.comFor a complete list of missionaries we recommend, or to find out moreabout how you can help, visit our website, www.NoGreaterJoy.org.www.nogreaterjoy.org | 1-866-292-9936 31

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