Our Father has a plan for us.

 God made man to multiply, fill, subdue, and  rule the earth when he stamped His image upon his being*. The history of the world is the record of man’s strivings (conscious or not, successful or not) to carry out God's purpose for him through the cultures, civilizations, governments, and economies that he has created. However, the underlying stage upon which this drama is set is the is irrepressible purpose of God’s love and redemption for a fallen race relentlessly manifesting His goodness in civilizations, governments, cultures, and moving toward a positive end for His people in a New World. Therefore, we need to study History in order to discover the hand of our Father in the Providence of time and His Image on men and women throughout history and in the people, places, and cultures that we relate to today. Our goal being to better understand and carry out that purpose for which he created us.  Grasping that truth and vision requires that we lift our heads out of our preoccupation with our momentary desires, issues, and demands to look deeply into what God, Our Father, tells us about the past and the future. In other words History. We need to step back and consider the big picture.* Genesis 1:26-28

My goal for Georgia History on this webpage is to bring to light and discuss elements of the Christian and religious history of the state of Georgia for the potential supplimental use of those teaching and studying 8th grade Georgua history as mandated in Georgia curriculums, or use by other Independent schools and Homeschools,  and for those who simply wish to enrich their own understanding of the Christian heritage of our state.

My goal for Georgia History on this webpage is to bring to light and discuss elements of the Christian and religious history of the state of Georgia for the potential supplimental use of those teaching and studying 8th grade Georgua history as mandated in Georgia curriculums, or use by other Independent schools and Homeschools,  and for those who simply wish to enrich their own understanding of the Christian heritage of our state.