This is a live broadcast from Ustream.tv!
If you are looking for God, this is a good place to find Him. We are streaming the Saturday Services here at 10 AM, 3 PM and 7 PM.
Be sure to visit TheRamp.org to learn more about this ministry, called
"to awaken a generation, out of spiritual death and religious complacency, calling them into their individual purpose and corporate responsibility as an offensive army imposing the Kingdom of God."
Here is a good article with more information about Karen Wheaton and the mission of The Ramp.
Can your home school survive developing a thriving home business? We believe it can! Here is a mix of encouragement and tips from veteran homeschooling mom Susan Critelli on successfully mixing Home Business with home schooling.
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Streaming Live from Hamilton, Alabama - The Ramp
Live Broadcast by Ustream.TV
Looking for God? This is a good place to find Him. We will be streaming this Friday and Saturday. Saturday services are at 10AM, 2PM and 7PM Central time. Be sure to visit www.theramp.org for additional info about this ministry.
Viewing tip: if the screen freezes, there is a little circular arrow in the lower left corner that you can click to reload the broadcast.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Ultimate Call - "Holy"
This is a recording of a Ramp broadcast on JCTV that was posted to GodTube by user "eblah". The singer may be named Crystal Greene, and this is one of those songs that has not been available on any Ramp or Chosen CDs.
Something to brighten your Sunday - have a blessed day as you celebrate the King of Kings and Lord of Lords!
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Lessons from the Hot Place: Smashing Idols
I planned to take advantage of our off-topic day to commend to you a series of Bible Studies on idolatry that are posted this month with videos at The Ramp:Lessons From the Hot Place. Though as I have been writing this, I am discovering that it isn't totally off topic, as you will see. So I have saved it for today instead.
Isn't that the truth? How many of us sit smugly thinking that any discussion of idolatry doesn't apply to us because we don't have statues in our homes?
Let's get down to basics. An idol is anything that takes the place of God in our hearts. OK, so maybe your computer or your television doesn't actually take the place of God in your heart, but does it consume so much of your time and energy that you have no time left for prayer and worship or time in God's Word?
This is a particular challenge for work-at-homeschool moms, or even moms who just do one or the other. I can recall homeschooling consuming my days - and nights - when my kids were younger, as I obsessively planned lessons and activities, graded papers, and worked with them individually memorizing math facts, or states and capitals, or doing book reports. It choked off time for housekeeping, time for my husband, time for myself, and time for...God?
Hmm. Without God I couldn't do any of it, and yet every year I would have a period of time where I burned myself out, cracking the whip and focusing on academic excellence to the exclusion of everything else.
Then there were the days - way too many - that I became absorbed in some facet of internet marketing: working on a website, blogging, or talking to prospects on the telephone, and this consumed my time and energy and choked off time for housekeeping, time for my husband, time for myself, and time for...homeschooling...and time for...God?
Idolatry. It isn't just for the heathen anymore.
Author A. W. Tozer once wrote, “Let us beware lest we in our pride accept the erroneous notion that idolatry consists only in kneeling before visible objects of adoration, and that civilized peoples are therefore free from it”
Isn't that the truth? How many of us sit smugly thinking that any discussion of idolatry doesn't apply to us because we don't have statues in our homes?
Let's get down to basics. An idol is anything that takes the place of God in our hearts. OK, so maybe your computer or your television doesn't actually take the place of God in your heart, but does it consume so much of your time and energy that you have no time left for prayer and worship or time in God's Word?
This is a particular challenge for work-at-homeschool moms, or even moms who just do one or the other. I can recall homeschooling consuming my days - and nights - when my kids were younger, as I obsessively planned lessons and activities, graded papers, and worked with them individually memorizing math facts, or states and capitals, or doing book reports. It choked off time for housekeeping, time for my husband, time for myself, and time for...God?
Hmm. Without God I couldn't do any of it, and yet every year I would have a period of time where I burned myself out, cracking the whip and focusing on academic excellence to the exclusion of everything else.
Then there were the days - way too many - that I became absorbed in some facet of internet marketing: working on a website, blogging, or talking to prospects on the telephone, and this consumed my time and energy and choked off time for housekeeping, time for my husband, time for myself, and time for...homeschooling...and time for...God?
Idolatry. It isn't just for the heathen anymore.
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