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Family Fun for Everyone
Are you unsure of how you’ll spend your days if you commit to turning off the TV for a month? Start with these fifty ideas, and enjoy a whole month of creating new memories with those you love.
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| Practical Teaching and Help from Nancy |
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“Summer Reading List, Part 2” (July 26, 2007)
FamilyLife Today interviews Nancy about her TV-viewing habits and the books she’s enjoyed lately. |
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“Parenting Against the Flow: A Conversation
with Joshua Harris” (July 23-25, 2007)
Learn how to effectively pass on biblical truth to your children in a media-saturated, fast-paced world. |
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“Reading Great Books: A Conversation
with Mark Hamby” (July 19-20, 2007)
Nancy talks with Mark Hamby, president of Lamplighter Publishing, about the value of reading good literature. |
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“The Instruction of a Father” (June 11-15, 2007)
Nancy shares five impactful lessons that her dad taught her, and shares how you can leave a godly legacy. |
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“Leaving a Godly Legacy” (May 4, 9 & 10, 2007)
Nancy talks with her friends, the Canfields, about parenting. |
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“T.V. The Great Escape!” (July 24–28, 2006)
Nancy interviews her cousin, Bob DeMoss, about the impact TV has on our relationships. |
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*The following comments do not necessarily reflect the views of Nancy Leigh DeMoss or Revive Our Hearts. Revive Our Hearts reserves the right to filter out comment blog entries which might be unsuitable or inappropriate.
"Turn my eyes from looking at worthless things; and
give me life in your ways." - Psalm 119:37
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Fri,Nov 21 2008 09:11:37 PM
"I did not succeed in the 31-day challenge but I did turn the tv off earlier than usual and I have been reading more than usual. Thanks for the chalalenge."
--Mary