Religion
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Pastor Bo: Thoughts on Lecrae and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
To begin with, let me disclose that I do not know singer Lecrae, whose real name seems to be Lecrae Moore.
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Live Nativity pageants put on by Chattanooga-area Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Different roles in the live Nativity put on by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints around Chattanooga have different challenges.
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Despite disturbing events, Chattanooga Jews vow to celebrate Hanukkah as they would any other year
Rabbi Craig Lewis of Chattanooga's Mizpah Congregation has deployed the large inflatable dreidels outside his house.
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BreakPoint: Mosquitoes are getting stronger, but God has given only humans the unique charge to keep making things better
A recent episode of "The Daily" podcast from The New York Times ominously warned, "The Mosquitoes Are Winning."
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Pastor Bo: Adult children still at home make these the best days
"I love how the ladies are all smiling, and the guys are like, 'Yep, matching jammers.'"
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Living on Purpose: Loving God is knowing his will and doing it
Most of us have heard the 1969 song "More Today Than Yesterday" by the band Spiral Staircase. The chorus says, "I love you more today than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow."
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Living on Purpose: Giving thanks with an attitude of gratitude
Veterans Day, which we celebrated earlier this month, should have been a reminder to all Americans about how thankful we should be for living in a country where we are not being held under the terror of a dictator.
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Pastor Bo: The wall is gone, all thanks to the Gospel of Jesus Christ
My newest book, "Ephesians: The Treasures of Family," is now live on Amazon and available through many bookstores.
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BreakPoint: Was Jesus just a good teacher? Identifiers, foreshadowing and miracles tell of Jesus as Savior
Jesus of Nazareth is one of those rare historical figures who nearly everyone wants to claim.
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‘Oh my gosh, I think I’m dead’: North Georgia man says he personally saw Jesus and heaven
Mike McKinsey, of LaFayette, said that during a near death experience in 2004, he saw Jesus and heaven firsthand.
