Religion
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Living on Purpose: Why, my soul, are you so downcast?
Since before the world was made, God has known you and loved you. He has never taken his eyes away or ignored you.
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Pastor Bo: The amazing, ordinary little boy in purple (Part 1 of 4)
Dear readers of this weekly column, I very much appreciate you. So, between now and the end of the year, please enjoy a Christmas story in four installments, my gift to you and your family!
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BreakPoint: Dating is broken; is there a retro fix?
According to Michal Leibowitz in an opinion piece for The New York Times, "Dating is broken."
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Pastor Bo: In praise of a good man of God
Far more often than I would like (especially since never is what I would actually like), I run across posts online bashing preachers, especially those preachers that some love to derisively call "old-fashioned."
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Living on Purpose: Using God’s speech filter in our conversations
As I've prayed for spiritual awareness over the years, the Lord has been patient with my lack of understanding and has graciously allowed me to labor in the area of communication.
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BreakPoint: Why author C.S. Lewis remains compelling
This week marks the anniversary of both the birth (Nov. 29) and the death (Nov. 22) of C.S. Lewis, one of the most remarkable Christians of the last century.
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Living on Purpose: We have much to be thankful for
I've always enjoyed Thanksgiving with my family, but many times I become distracted from the intended purpose. Between football, conversations and pumpkin pie, it's easy to forget how much we have to be thankful for.
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Q&A: A Covenant College sociologist on Christianity, strangers and scapegoats
What exactly is a "stranger," and why do we often blame them for our problems?
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Prayers go on, sometimes out of sight, in prep football
Surrounded by a slew of players with their arms draped over shoulders, West Bloomfield High School assistant coach Justin Ibe bowed his head and led a Christian prayer before a recent Friday night game.
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Young Israeli emissary teaches about Ethiopian Jews – and adjusts to Chattanooga life
Adva Kasay did not grow up really celebrating Sigd, the Ethiopian Jewish day of fasting and repentance that began Tuesday night and lasts through Wednesday. She attributes that to the young age at which her parents came to Israel from Ethiopia.
