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Breakpoint: What’s wrong with wanting grandchildren?
People often joke that if they'd known becoming a grandparent was so much fun, they would have done it before having kids.
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‘The church stands with you’: Tennessee Catholic leaders pledge solidarity with migrants
Noting "fear and uncertainty" stirring, Roman Catholic leaders in Tennessee and beyond pledged solidarity with immigrants, calling for their humane treatment.
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Sunday school class with Jimmy Carter: What it was like
It never got old.
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Living on Purpose: Becoming what God knew you could be
A brand-new year is here, and I'm excited to see what the Lord has for us.
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Breakpoint: Natural disasters and the problem of evil and suffering
Twenty years ago, on Dec. 26, 2004, a tsunami arising in the Indian Ocean devastated areas of Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, and even as far as the coasts of Africa and Madagascar.
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Pastor Bo: Random thoughts for the new year
The new year is indeed very new; most of the 365 days allotted to us are still in front of us. As such, I have thoughts, lots and lots of random thoughts.
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Can God speak to us through AI?
To members of his synagogue, the voice that played over the speakers of Congregation Emanu El in Houston sounded just like Rabbi Josh Fixler's.
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Living on Purpose: Joy to the world, the Lord has come!
The author of this story is unknown, and it has been told by many people throughout the years.
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Breakpoint: The incarnation in a disembodied world: Why Jesus taking on flesh matters
At the heart of Christmas and the Christian worldview is the Incarnation, when God took on flesh and, in Christ, became fully human.
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Chattanooga-area church attendance rates have been declining, survey finds
Andrew Johnson said he's usually at Hixson Presbyterian Church a couple of times a week, if not three.
