With a woman at look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Stories that depict parenting as the end of all happiness are a cottage industry these

days, but a story told recently in People magazine was different.

Arkansas teachers, Taja and Drew Taylor are, at just 23 and 25, raising two teenagers,

with a baby on the way.

First, the Taylor took in Taja's cousin, then they adopted Rory, a 13-year-old student

at the school where Taja taught when they learned she was being placed in foster care.

When asked why, the Taylor's just said, we felt God was calling us.

In fact, Taja described their decision to provide a home for these teenagers in this way.

Quote, people try to make us out as martyrs a lot of the time, and that's not what we

are.

There's no way that in our heart, we could turn these kids away, knowing that we had

the space for them and we were willing to provide for them.

And to that, I can only say, hey man, for the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with

the point.