Religion
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Breakpoint: Whatever happened to the ‘nones’?
Perhaps the biggest religious story of the 2010s was the so-called "Great De-Churching," a historic shift in American beliefs and lifestyles away from organized religion and toward, well, something else.
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Living on Purpose: Good deeds are not a ticket to heaven
I was reading an article the other day about how most people are confident that just being nice secures them a place in heaven. But is this true?

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Pastor Bo: How to prepare for things you don’t see coming
It was one of those unbearably hot Southern days where the humidity makes you feel like a rotisserie chicken on a spit.

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Living on Purpose: Your faithfulness and hard work are appreciated
The unofficial end of summer a few days ago means we celebrated Labor Day, a time when many of us may travel, go out to eat, shop, have a cookout or maybe sneak in one final visit to the beach or neighborhood pool. So what exactly is the holiday about, and when was it started?

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Breakpoint: When therapy harms instead of helps
This year's World Happiness Report contained surprising news.
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Pastor Bo: Cost of Jesus’ inner-circle masterclass: Free
Both my revulsion and my "this is stinking funny!" reflexes kicked into overdrive the instant I clicked onto X Labor Day morning and saw a Protestia post that said, "Megachurch Pastor's Wife Charging $16,999 To Be Part of Her 'Inner Circle' + 'Private Text Access.'"

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Breakpoint: So what God do you not believe in?
New Atheist icon and Oxford biologist Richard Dawkins recently asked a surprising question on X.
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Living on Purpose: Hearing is one thing; obeying is another
Having the opportunity to be engaged in a constant dialogue with Christ is more than just a hope.

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Living on Purpose: To the ones who stand out in a good way
Have you ever known someone you admired because of who they were? There is something special and refreshing to witness the light and love of Christ shining brightly in one of his children.

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Pastor Bo: Always a pastor, and sometimes a pirate
"Are you an attorney?" That was the question posed to me earlier this morning as I write this.
