Pastor Bo: The Christian’s duty to vote
The Bible is a spiritual book about spiritual things. And interestingly enough, even non-believers would agree with that.

The Bible is a spiritual book about spiritual things. And interestingly enough, even non-believers would agree with that.

In various places across the fruited plain, I am watching with interest as a debate takes place concerning the Ten Commandments, and especially their place in public schools.

Right off the bat, let me state unequivocally that most preachers I have been blessed to know have been and are fine gentlemen, careful handlers of Scripture, level-headed and intelligent.

A few weeks ago, I opened X to post a morning Bible verse and had my attention captured by a seeming oddity.

The wind was lightly swirling across the treacherous badlands of South Dakota.

This column goes out to my cousins – all 8.8 billion of you.

The potter's job was generally not so difficult; pots and vessels of clay were simple creations, and he was good at it.

Dana and I are on the road yet again (she is driving), this time heading back into Georgia. I have spent more time in Georgia and Tennessee this summer than anywhere else in revivals and youth camps. It is an interesting and enjoyable thing, this ministry life. It is also odd; a great many mornings, I will wake up and not be quite sure where I am until I really stop and think about it.

By "interesting," I mean as weird as a cactus Q-tip. I say this, by the way, fully aware that I myself am a preacher,…

Though it is not specifically stated in Scripture, I feel quite confident in asserting that in Hell, the only job available is asphalt repair…
