JULY-AUGUST ISSUE NOW ONLINE!

The latest issue of No Greater Joy Magazine is now available online with helps for families that may be facing very trying times. If you'd like to read the entire volume, click on the image to the right. -->Read Michael Pearl's advice to families facing turmoil when their children stumble and fall:
WHEN THE WORST HAPPENS
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You can do everything right and your children can still end up exposed to the sins of Sodom, the adultery of David and the fornication of Samson. The question is, have you gone beyond just “raising them right” to taking proactive steps to arm them against the day of dark temptation?
Debi Pearl answers questions from an adult daughter dealing with a mother blocking her from marriage in the article:
POOR MISS LOVELESS AND HER SISTER by Debi Pearl
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Young adults need to be tested so they can gain wisdom. A parent’s instruction concerning life is not sufficient; there comes a time when we must stand alone before God in regard to the choices we make if we are to grow to maturity before God. Some will fail; some will be wounded; but that is life.
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PREPARING TO BE A HELP MEET, DEBI PEARL'S NEWEST BOOK
NGJ MAGAZINE MARCH-APRIL ISSUE NOW ONLINE!

The March-April issue of No Greater Joy Magazine is now available online.

Read Michael Pearl's article Science Fiction Horror Story. Find out about NGJ's latest projects including a Debi Pearl's PREPARING TO BE A HELP MEET, THE VISION movie, and the latest news on translation of book GOOD AND EVIL.If you'd like to receive the print magazine at your home, click on this link and fill out the order form. Due to recent USPS rate increases, we are not accepting new subscriptions outside of North America. Canada, APO's, and all 50 states are welcome.
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SOWING & REAPING THE REWARDS OF CHILD TRAINING
In June of 1995, Michael Pearl published a photo of his family taken in 1991 along with an article entitled “Of Utmost Concern.” By this point, he had seen the results of his child training in the adult lives of some of his children. In the article Michael reflected on the choices he made to forsake other activities for the calling of husband and father.
“Even before I was married, my occupation, financial security, ministry, personal fulfillment, all took third place to concerns for my future children. “What does it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?” Likewise, what does it profit a father if he gains the whole world and loses the souls of his children?”
A decade later, with their children grown, Michael and Debi ran across that article and reflected on the many milestones they had passed and how God had blessed those choices. They published another article entitled“Another Generation.”
“Life is a gift to be enjoyed with thanksgiving. All these children and grandchildren are the fruit of our love and God’s love! Deb and I have reached the reaping stage of life, and the fruit is sweet beyond belief.”
Five years later, in May of 2009, Michael further reflected in an article entitled “A Special Day.”“When I reached the end of my row where I turn to make another pass, I looked across the yard and was blessed by the most beautiful sight. Not too far away, my wife was working in the herb garden, with several kids, none older than four years, working and playing around her. They were pulling weeds and placing stones. One was digging in the sand pile. The warm wind stirred their hair and clothes. They were having more fun than most people have in a month. . . .
In the meantime, we fathers need to be like Abraham. God chose him to be the father of a great nation for one virtue that he exercised. God said of him, “For I know him, that he will command his children and his household after him, and they shall keep the way of the LORD, to do justice and judgment; that the LORD may bring upon Abraham that which he hath spoken of him” (Genesis 18:19).”
If you’d like to hold in your own hands a bit of a time capsule that recalls the earliest days of No Greater Joy Magizine, then NO GREATER JOY, Volume One is just the book for you. This volume contains the first two years of articles first printed in this magazine. NO GREATER JOY, Volume Two and NO GREATER JOY, Volume Three are also available, each representing two years of articles from No Greater Joy Magazine.No Greater Joy Magazine is offered free of charge. Secure your free subscription today and learn how you too can plan for a sweet time of reaping.
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NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2009 ISSUE NOW AVAILABLE
Enjoy the November-December issue in it's new online interactive format. This is in addition to the PDF file that can be downloaded. NGJ's full-color Magazine is still offered free of charge by mail to subscribers.
This latest issue includes a 2010 calendar packed with fun educational projects for the whole family. Families will be encouraged by the articles on child training, and you will find the latest news on NGJ's Ministry's global outreach. Additionally you'll find information on the many quality materials available from NGJ. Follow the links and secure your copy of No Greater Joy Magazine TODAY.
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This issue, as always, is packed full of fun and interesting tidbits.
Find out how:
- The prayers of children brought about healing.
- You can prepare for challenges ahead.
- One woman's gift of hospitality and time sowed seeds unto salvation.
- A gospel comic book is able to go where missionaries are forbidden.
- Debi Peal's latest book, The Vision is changing lives.
- Your family can begin its own ministry.
. . . and much more!
Don't miss this latest issue of No Greater Joy Magazine!
SIN NO MORE & SANCTIFICATION BY MICHAEL PEARL
The idea that there is a remedy for the sin that plagues mankind was once a commonly taught. Today, such teaching is rare and creates quite a stir. Discover for yourself what it is that makes this audio series so disconcerting to some.Answering the Critics October 2007 by Michael Pearl
No Greater Joy Magazine:
My series, Sin No More, does not teach that it is possible in this life to achieve a “state” whereby it is impossible to sin—as does the doctrine of sinless perfection. I teach that through our death with Christ and participation in his resurrection, it is possible in this life, moment by moment, temptation by temptation, to reckon one’s self dead indeed unto sin but alive unto God and, thereby, to fulfill Christ’s command to “sin no more”. There is no such condition as being unable to sin, but the Christian is able not to sin. Why does that bother some people? Shouldn’t we expect our ministers to obey God in all things, to walk in holiness both publicly and privately—all the time?
In this age of carelessness and antinomian Christianity, where preachers walk after the flesh, embezzle money, commit adultery or sodomy, and where worship leaders are found guilty of fornication, I am gratified to be accused of teaching a “heresy” that we should and can sin no more. It is an honor to be criticized for saying that I have been enjoying the blessing of the sanctifying power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. I have never said I am sinless. How could I? I have a wife and family who know me too well!
If my material is read and understood, the only thing you could accuse me of is helping people to stop sinning. So what is the problem? The women whose husbands have ceased pornography or adultery are not complaining about their husbands listening to the series “Sin No More.” The men who have overcome their anger and lust through reckoning themselves to be dead to sin are not accusing me of heresy. The murderers and rapists in prison who have listened to my teaching and then been released back onto the streets to sin no more are not accusing me of heresy. It is people who are comfortable with the modern belief and practice that we are all slaves to sin and cannot overcome temptations in this life, who are hasty to draw false conclusions about what I teach, simply based on the title of an audio message. I take the misinformed criticism as a compliment to my teaching, an honor to God, and a recommendation for the gospel of deliverance from sin.
Listen to an excerpt from the series: Sin No More by clicking this link.
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HAVE YOU READ THE LATEST ISSUE?
If you haven't gotten a chance to read it yet, the July-August issue of No Greater Joy Magazine is filled with interesting articles.Romance seems to be the theme of this issue in which Debi Pearl has an article on how to make sure none of the little sisters get left home languishing and longing for a mate. She gives advice to big brothers on that front.
If you've got children that are starting to think about marriage, there are two articles on what to look for in a spouse, both from the male and the female perspective. Michael Pearl offers a historical perspective on the institution of marriage and the role of the state.
With that in mind, you're introduced to adventure and passion with a sneak peak at THE VISION by Debi Pearl. The entire first chapter of this best-selling novel is in this issue of No Greater Joy Magazine.
For those of you that enjoy humorous stories, you won't want to miss reading about the Cane Creek flood and how one of the grandchildren is introduced to the fine art of fishing. The article "The Only Trophies" offers advice on teaching children a good work ethic:
More is caught than taught. All by themselves, spoken words are empty. Actions are living words, the manifestation of our true beliefs. Words alone make us hypocrites; actions make us irrefutable examples. It takes character to work hard, and then that hard work pays dividends by developing more and stronger character. ~ Michael Pearl from the article "The Only Trophies"Mike and Debi's daughter, Shoshanna Easling includes an article on the benefits of Red Clover. Her sister, Shalom Brand, writes about helping adolescent boys navigate puberty in her article "Adrenaline Rush."
This magazine is offered free of charge. You can read it at No Greater Joy's web site or sign up to have it delivered to your home. Take the time to check it out today.
WHY CONSERVATIVE HOMES ARE LOSING THEIR CHILDREN

A “good” life without any passion is not worth repeating. Love is always passionate. So is joy and peace. Longsuffering is passionate in its quiet reserve, taking into consideration the needs and feelings of others. Gentleness and goodness are virtues that point to God like a big red arrow. Faith is as lovely as a cherub’s wings. Meekness never allows others to feel inferior, and temperance is the ultimate demonstration of the power of God in one’s life. The fruit of the Spirit is attractive indeed. Teenagers are attracted to attractive people. If their parents are unattractive, they will fix their admiring gaze on someone who is attractive. A light-hearted spirit of joy and praise is attractive to everyone. Religious convictions worn only on the shirtsleeves are about as attractive as a man sneezing in your face.In 2005 and 2006 Michael Pearl addressed the issue of conservative homeschool children that were leaving their families behind in a series of No Greater Joy magazine articles entitled Jumping Ship. These have now been compiled along with two additional chapters into one volume. Find out why so many good conservative families are breaking ties with their children and what you can do to keep it from happening to your family. Order Jumping Ship by Michael Pearl today.
The problem is that teenagers are not wise in discerning the difference between true joy and cheap laughter. But, they can easily discern when their parents don’t have any joy at all. And then, they come across a person of the world who is light-hearted and full of fun. What do you expect them to do? They don’t see the cynicism and rebellion behind the feigned joy. They just know that, for the first time in their lives, they have found a context for their passion. When they are with those kinds of people, they feel alive. They suddenly have hope that life is not always going to be dull and boring.
They find unconditional acceptance with the people of darkness, and since they have never really experienced God’s love, they think this is the love they have always missed. They will walk away from their miserable parents and right into the Devil’s den without any doubt that they have finally found true meaning in life. They are indeed fools, but their parents were foolishly naïve enough to believe that their teenagers would be content to accept the middle-of-the-road, principled but passionateless religion that never brought a shred of joy.
Parents’ ability to communicate their worldview to their children is mostly bound up in their personal relationship to each other. If Mother and Father have a romance that is visible, a joy that is uncontained, and a passion that is enviable, their children will want to travel the same road in hopes of reaping the same fruit in their own lives.Excerpt from JUMPING SHIP by Michael Pearl









