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April 6, 2015
Title: Putting an Arm Around Teen Moms
Topic: Teen Pregnancy
Discussed by Tricia Goyer
with Tricia Goyer (www.TriciaGoyer.com)
Part 1 of 3
Life happens. Sometimes life goes along smoothly. Sometimes you’re thrown a
curveball. Tricia Goyer was thrown a curveball. She was a normal teenager,
cheerleading, hanging out with friends, and going to dances. Then – BAM! Teen
mom. But she didn’t let it get her down! More importantly, she became a
believer! She is now married, homeschooling, and helping other teen moms who
feel lost and alone, giving them hope and encouragement through Jesus!
In Psalm 139, David writes how God created us and has a plan for each of us.
Tricia says “God doesn’t like statistics.” Becoming a teen parent – female or
make – doesn’t mean your life is over. Yes, many fall into a rut and never get
out. But that doesn’t have to happen!
Oftentimes, people in the church are afraid to offer help and assistance to teen
moms. They are afraid it will seem as if they “condone” their sin. Tricia says,
“Even Jesus ate with tax collectors and prostitutes!” He was simply reaching out
to them and when we reach out to teen moms, we show that we love them.
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Title: Part 2 of 3 - Putting an Arm Around Teen Moms
Topic: Teen Pregnancy
Discussed by Tricia Goyer
with Tricia Goyer (www.TriciaGoyer.com)
Teen moms need hope. Yes, they
need help financially and with changing diapers and sleep! But, more
importantly, they need hope. They need to know that there really is hope in the
Lord. They need someone to be an encouragement. They need to know that their
life is not over. “Words of encouragement can be like bricks of gold in
someone’s life,” says host, Terry Lowry.
Even just “looking” at someone with condemning eyes can hurt deeply. You never
know what someone is going through. If you don’t know what to say, a simple
smile can do wonders to lift someone’s spirits.
If Jesus was walking the earth today, how would he treat teenage moms? You don’t
have to quote the Bible, you just have to live it.
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Title: Part 3 of 3 - Putting an Arm Around Teen Moms
Topic: Teen Pregnancy
Discussed by Tricia Goyer
with Tricia Goyer (www.TriciaGoyer.com)
How you react to
life changes will not only change your future, but will change your outlook on
life. Tricia says, “We think we have a plan, but unexpected
news will happen. There is one thing that is unchangeable, though, and that is
God….Are you going to look at the change and crumble, or will you look to God
and ask Him for help?”
Your situation is not going to change overnight but you have to decide to make
the change or it won’t happen. One thing that has helped Tricia is her
perspective. Listen in as she elaborates.
You can run from God, but when you quit running, you’ll find that God is still
there.
You can learn more about Tricia Goyer and her love for teen moms [here].
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April 6, 2010
Title: THE TEEN MOM: PROBLEM OR SYMPTOM? Part 1 of 3
Topic: Teen Pregnancy
Discussed by Joan Claire Robinson
with Population Research Institute (www.pop.org)
UNICEF and so-called “leaders” from across the globe are pushing to remove any mention of abstinence-only sex education from our schools. They believe that teaching our children how to have sex and then handing out condoms and other forms of contraception are the best methods. To learn how you can help stop this crazy radical mindset, log on to www.pop.org
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Title: THE TEEN MOM: PROBLEM OR SYMPTOM? Part 2 of 3
Topic: Teen Pregnancy
Discussed by Joan Claire Robinson
with Population Research Institute (www.pop.org)
90% of parents desire their children to be taught abstinence-only education. Research has shown that “teens who practice abstinence perform better academically and are nearly twice as likely graduate from college”. Log on to www.pop.org for more details on the Population Research Institute.
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Title: THE TEEN MOM: PROBLEM OR SYMPTOM? Part 3 of 3
Topic: Teen Pregnancy
Discussed by Joan Claire Robinson
with Population Research Institute (www.pop.org)
The Population Research Institute in new to Facebook! Log on today and become a fan to show your support of abstinence-only education for our children. Search under “Population Research Institute”.
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