Religion
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Pastor Bo Wagner: A tragic reminder to find a path to victory over addiction
I do not often write a column after I have just written a funeral message. But I am today.
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Living on Purpose: We can rise above our dark inner voices and deceptions
There is a huge difference between personal transformation and just talking and wishing.
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BreakPoint: Augmented-reality babies are not the route to parenting
Nineties kids (and their parents) may remember the Tamagotchi craze, a tiny egg-shaped video game that dominated toy markets for a time.
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Pastor Bo: Rethinking our stay at the ‘What Have We Gotten Into’ hotel
The where and the which one I will keep to myself; I am not in the habit of publicly bashing hotels or other businesses. And since most everyone is short-staffed these days, I try to be even more patient and understanding than normal. That said, though, when Dana and I walked into the room at 11:45 p.m., hoping for nothing more than a good night's sleep, my obsessive-compulsive disorder and Mr. Fix It genes immediately spiked to red-alert status, and I knew I would be up for a while.
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BreakPoint: Responding to unfair blame – lessons from Nero and the Great Fire of Rome
July 19 marks a dark day in Christian history. On this date in A.D. 64, the Great Fire of Rome left two-thirds of the Eternal City in ashes.
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Living on Purpose: The story of the eagle who believed he was a chicken
Once there was a young eaglet that accidentally fell from the safety of his nest high on the mountain.
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Taking a closer look at Psalm 23
Psalm 23 is one of the most popular chapters in the Bible, and many have said it is one of the wonders of the literary world.
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Living on Purpose: Land of the free because of the brave – a July 4 postscript
Every summer we look forward to July Fourth because it's filled with fun things to do, like barbecuing, picnics, games, family gatherings, camping and fireworks.
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Breakpoint: Harriet Beecher Stowe and a book that changed the world
July 1 marks the death of Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896), a Christian whose storytelling ability inspired thousands to see the evils of slavery.
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Pastor Bo: The blessing in a rising tide of DO Drops
It is a blessing, I suppose, that I usually do not think through my time limitations before I jump headlong into some great new idea.
