Religion
The latest Religion coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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Living on Purpose: God calls us to a lifestyle of solitude and simplicity
There is much to be desired when it comes to spending time alone. It's only been in the last few years that the floodgates of voices have been opened to everyone at any time.
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BreakPoint: Queen Elizabeth II’s life of faithfulness
The Queen has died.
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Living on Purpose: Will we follow God or the world?
Christians are accountable to love and pray for their family and friends, and against evil everywhere, but unfortunately, many have lost the enthusiasm and the burden to ask God to set them on fire for his glory.
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Pastor Bo: Seek out the liberation and joy that come from family
"My daughter will be here soon, Pastor!"
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BreakPoint: Max’s Hearts reach Ukraine
Frequent readers and listeners of BreakPoint know about Max.
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Living on Purpose: God builds his temple with living stones
As a Christian faith writer, I am blessed with God providing me with spiritual insights and considerations to relay to others. He creates opportunities for me to share.
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Pastor Bo Wagner: The problem of an unregenerate clergy
Early this morning, while perusing social media, I noticed a post from Franklin Graham linking to a Christian Post column on the clergy.
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Chattanooga City Council considers fee exemptions for two downtown churches
The Chattanooga City Council will consider an ordinance Tuesday that would permanently exempt two churches within the downtown business improvement district from fees that fund certain services in the zone.
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Living on Purpose: Words can be forgiven but not forgotten
We will never rise above or go beyond what we believe and what we speak.
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Pastor Bo: Ignore the naysayers; prayer can make a difference
It is, I suppose, a mixture of scriptural misunderstanding, faulty logic, attacks from haters and even inaccurate preaching that often causes people to have some very serious doubts and questions about that which should bring us the most comfort in our times of trials.