Religion
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BreakPoint: Truth changes everything
What kind of world would unfold if smart, determined people lived as if Jesus really was the source of truth?
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Pastor Bo: Have some holiday cheer, or else
There are seven instances of the words "good cheer" in the Bible.
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Over lunch at Hunter Museum, Chattanooga Christian leaders launch new charitable initiative
Local Christian leaders and their colleagues braved the rain Tuesday morning and converged on the Hunter Museum of American Art. They took seats around 30 or so white-table-clothed circular tables overlooking the Tennessee River.
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Living on Purpose: Joy and peace are a state of mind
Fear and stress are often blamed for ruining our contentment and happiness, but anxiety is not an uncontrollable monster that forces us to be afraid.
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BreakPoint: Aslan and the path of faithful pain
One of the most beloved and quotable scenes in "The Chronicles of Narnia" is from "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," when the children learn that Aslan is a lion, "the Lion, the great Lion."
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Pastor Bo: A quick evaluation of Twitter, Elon Musk and the Bible
When I was called to preach at 12 years of age, I could never have even conceived of a methodology by which I could instantly share biblical truths 280 characters at a time with thousands of people around the world with the push of a button.
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BreakPoint: How dads change with fatherhood
New, just published research has suggested that a man's brain cortex shifts in "size and shape" when he becomes a dad.
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Living on Purpose: God’s authority rewards faith and obedience
Dedicating our heart to God will be our most important decision.
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Pastor Bo: There’s beauty in varied opinions, even about coleslaw
It started, I suppose, with coleslaw.
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A Chattanooga pastor takes on polarization
Nathan Malone organizes structured conversations on controversial subjects, hopes to bring his approach to community at large
