Moody Publisher's author Becky Harling LOVES Christmas. The sights, sounds, activities, music - you name it, she loves it. She also loves preparing for the new year. But for you, the intersection of these two holidays leaves you rushed, frustrated, unprepared and unfulfilled. Becky provides some insight to help navigate this time of year found in the familiar phrase written in Luke 2:19, 'But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart,' 

Moody Publisher's author Becky Harling LOVES Christmas. The sights, sounds, activities, music - you name it, she loves it. She also loves preparing for the new year. But for you, the intersection of these two holidays leaves you rushed, frustrated, unprepared and unfulfilled. Becky provides some insight to help navigate this time of year found in the familiar phrase written in Luke 2:19, 'But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart,'&nbsp;

Mornings with Tom and Tabi helps start your day with spiritual encouragement, fresh conversation on current topics, and Christ-centered music. Join Tom McElligott and Tabi Upton for traffic updates, weather, community events, interviews, and features, as well as opportunities to join the conversation! 

Mornings with Tom and Tabi helps start your day with spiritual encouragement, fresh conversation on current topics, and Christ-centered music. Join Tom McElligott and Tabi Upton for traffic updates, weather, community events, interviews, and features, as well as opportunities to join the conversation!&nbsp;

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Handling the Twin Towers of Christmas and New Years

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Rob West with Faith and Finance Live shares a concept called "Asset-Based Giving" and shares how it differs from traditional charitable contributions.  This type of donation, often called non-cash giving, involves donating assets like real estate, stocks, bonds, or even business interests directly to a church or ministry rather than giving cash. This method of giving supports causes you care about and can provide significant tax advantages while preserving your cash flow.

Rob West with Faith and Finance Live shares a concept called "Asset-Based Giving" and shares how it differs from traditional charitable contributions.&nbsp; This type of donation, often called non-cash giving, involves donating assets like real estate, stocks, bonds, or even business interests directly to a church or ministry rather than giving cash. This method of giving supports causes you care about and can provide significant tax advantages while preserving your cash flow.

A Generous Alternative to Donations

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Gratitude is good for everyone. In fact, a single act of thanksgiving can reduce depression by 35%, it will increase your quality of sleep, and help improve your relationships. Amy Peirson is the manager of parenting and youth ministry at Focus on the Family. She encourages you to make gratitude a key component of every aspect of your life. To get started, consider taking part in the 7 Day Gratitude Challenge.

Gratitude is good for everyone. In fact, a single act of thanksgiving can reduce depression by 35%, it will increase your quality of sleep, and help improve your relationships. Amy Peirson is the manager of parenting and youth ministry at Focus on the Family. She encourages you to make gratitude a key component of every aspect of your life. To get started, consider taking part in the <a href="https://store.focusonthefamily.com/7-days-of-gratitude-challenge/?srsltid=AfmBOoqND00CGzGILrMcKt8LDGG5s8mjNTIs7shWw-bcMOjmOfHQeYAL">7 Day Gratitude Challenge</a>.

Gratitude Makes a Difference

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Until joining the First Presbyterian staff as Missions Pastor in October 2022, Randy Nabors served with his wife Joan as senior coordinator of the New City Network and as the Coordinator of Urban & Mercy Ministries under Mission to North America. He is Pastor Emeritus at New City Fellowship Chattanooga, the church he planted and pastored from 1976 to 2012, and is a retired Army Reserve Chaplain.

Until joining the First Presbyterian staff as Missions Pastor in October 2022, Randy Nabors served with his wife Joan as senior coordinator of the New City Network and as the Coordinator of Urban &amp; Mercy Ministries under Mission to North America. He is Pastor Emeritus at New City Fellowship Chattanooga, the church he planted and pastored from 1976 to 2012, and is a retired Army Reserve Chaplain.

Catching Up With Randy Nabors

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Handling the Twin Towers of Christmas and New Years

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