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Pastor Bo: Exercise your spiritual slow-twitch muscle fibers
Most pastors have hobbies, hobbies that I myself am simply not mentally and emotionally cut out for.
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Breakpoint: Our digital veils keep us from being known and loved
A few years ago, a Philadelphia-area Apple store featured a display in which a vibrant rainbow of the latest iPhones broke through a greyscale crowd of people.
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Living on Purpose: We only have one chance to make it right
The other day I was speaking with a person I've known most of my life, and he asked me if I could go back in time and live my life again, what would change.
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BreakPoint: The life, faith and brilliance of Blaise Pascal
On Aug. 19, 1662, French philosopher, mathematician and apologist Blaise Pascal died at just 39 years old. Pascal, despite his shortened life, is renowned for pioneering work in geometry, physics and probability theory. His most powerful legacy, however, involves the ways he engaged with life's biggest questions.
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Pastor Bo: We have heard the Macedonian (preaching, plumbing, electrical) call
The golf cart would beep, but it would not move. It was not on a green somewhere, mind you, but in our church fellowship hall where it normally is. We use it to shuttle people from the parking lot to the church during special events and even just on normal days for some of our seasoned citizens. But last week, when I went to move it, beeping, but no moving.
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Chattanooga churches answer the call: Affordable housing initiatives in action
The priest felt torn as he watched the stranger rail against the prayerfully made plans being presented for approval.
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With deadline approaching, scale of United Methodist schism becomes clearer as final wave of churches departs
After a large initial swell amid a historic schism, a final wave of congregations in the region around Chattanooga are leaving the United Methodist Church as a key end-of-year deadline approaches.
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With jump to nonprofit status, Chattanooga group bridging faith, work rebrands
It’s called the Faith Co-Op — and it has new digs in Highland Park
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Breakpoint: Sci-fi headlines lead us to contemplate the deeper things in life
As if the last few years were not strange enough, the United States Congress recently held hearings on the subject of UFOs. As NBC News reported, numerous claims were made by those called before the subcommittee, including by former military or intelligence personnel.
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Pastor Bo: There is no one and nothing quite like you
To begin with, please allow me to thank all of you who participated in the Bible quiz from two weeks ago.