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BreakPoint: The concept of ‘radical monogamy’ really isn’t so radical
Every once in a while, someone who doesn't profess Christianity will stumble upon some sort of natural or moral law that Christians have professed for centuries.
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Living on Purpose: Being accountable for our spiritual sensitivity
I remember the day we brought Teddy, our English bulldog puppy, into our home.
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Leaked audio: They defended televangelist Perry Stone in public. In private, they said he was living a ‘predatory lifestyle’ and ‘false reality.’
In the spring of 2020, two high-level members of Perry Stone's organization - a ministry leader, along with a Bradley County Sheriff's Office lieutenant who is Stone's head of security - were disgusted by the alleged sexual misconduct of the Cleveland, Tennessee-based televangelist.
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Pastor Bo: Dispatches from the conference on living your own truth
John 8:32 "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."
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Living on Purpose: Without a burden, we will not pray
The key to being a good soldier is listening carefully and being obedient. No one, especially God, wants a servant who decides to be absent without leave or who is rebellious and always wants to do things their way. Every effective military has strict discipline for a purpose, and this is for making sure the soldier is focused on what the leader is saying.
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BreakPoint: What are women for? The Bible can supply the answers
Our culture has long struggled with the realities of sexual difference, or "gender."
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TBI investigating televangelist Perry Stone following sexual misconduct allegations
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is looking into the internationally known televangelist Perry Stone nearly two years after allegations of sexual harassment and assault surfaced against the Cleveland, Tennessee-based faith leader.
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BreakPoint: What a metaverse church says about theology, an embodied Gospel
Futurists and tech industry gurus have long promised a utopia where humans aren't dependent on pesky biological or geographical realities.
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Entertainer Louise Mandrell will be guest speaker at Praise breakfast in Chattanooga
The first time Louise Mandrell ever booked a speaking engagement was for the opening of the East Brainerd chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home Crematory and Florist 20 years ago.
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Pastor Bo: Saying hello to the Holy Spirit, goodbye to the umbrella
Last week I pulled into the hospital parking lot (one of many trips to many different hospitals that week, actually) to visit an ailing member.
