Religion
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Living on Purpose: In God we trust with every situation
Have you known someone who was even-tempered and composed even when circumstances seemed to be falling apart all around them?
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Pastor Bo: Modeling the benefits of family prayer, grandma’s gumbo
Each week I have both a question and a prayer concerning this column: "What should I write about?"
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BreakPoint: Is it biblical to honor our nation?
Nationalism becomes idolatry whenever love of nation devolves into an excessive or uncritical devotion, is confused with the Kingdom of God, justifies evil or engages in a partiality that treats citizens of other nations as less worthy of love or justice or charity.
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Silverdale Baptist turns coffee profits into help for Chattanooga-area ministries
It is a cup of coffee. It is a breakfast sandwich. It is a green tea.
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Pastor Bo: What do you do when the rescue vehicle breaks down?
I suppose most folks would not have taken such acute notice of it, but my differently wired brain could not avoid fixating on it.
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Living on Purpose: God searches for those who drift away
No matter where we come from or how we have been taught, we are responsible for what we think, what we say and how we act.
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Breakpoint: What church is really like, despite what you may hear
Many Christians, rightly concerned about protecting the Church's witness in front of the wider world, have embraced claims about the church that simply are not true.
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Praying for the incarcerated, Chattanooga group raises awareness during Lent
They are praying for people they have never met. People whose lives likely look nothing like their own.
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The Catholic Church fired him twice for his marriage. But Chattanoogan John Thomas McCecil still believes the Gospel.
John Thomas McCecil was not going to go back.
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BreakPoint: Christians know where to find peace when facing wars, rumors of wars
The top headline of the past few weeks has been the saber rattling out of Moscow. Last week, Russian leader Vladimir Putin stepped even closer to war. On Monday, Russian troops entered Ukraine, and Moscow formally recognized the pro-Russian breakaway parts of Ukraine as independent states (independent of Ukraine, that is).