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Pastor Bo: Christians must step out of comfort zones and into cultural pulpits
My wife is an amazing woman in so many regards. She is most comfortable, though, in a classy dress and 6-inch heels, in an office, working with a spreadsheet. She has been my secretary since shortly after we started the church in 1997, and her office, complete with three monitors, two computers, copier, Cricut machine, laminator and Keurig, has her personality indelibly stamped on it.
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BreakPoint: College and the decline of American men
In yet another indicator that they are not OK, men in America are abandoning higher education in record numbers.
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Living on Purpose: Christians are called to live God’s way
Everyone wants a Savior, especially if it's free.
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Chattanooga’s New Hope Presbyterian Church completes move to more residential area of Shallowford Road
New Hope Presbyterian Church, which once sat in the thick of congestion near the Shallowford Road entrance to Hamilton Place, is ready to show off its new space in a residential area about a mile east.
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BreakPoint: Forgotten lessons of 9/11
Sept. 11, 2001. For those who were alive and old enough to remember, it is a day indelibly seared into our memories.
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Pastor Bo: My children’s greatest inheritance has little to do with my earthly belongings
Among all the labors of mankind, nothing seems to say, "I am no longer a spring chicken," quite like that of heading to the lawyer's office to update one's last will and testament.
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Living on Purpose: Becoming what Christ died for us to be
The idea of not being spiritually prepared to trust Christ because of a lack of interest is like being told that you have been scheduled to box a champion fighter this coming Friday night, even though you have no boxing experience and are in terrible physical condition.
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Transgender student suspended from Lee University after TikTok videos question LGBTQ bias on campus
In a video posted mid-August, Joie St. Hubert sat sipping from a Dunkin' iced coffee beside a nondescript brick building.
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Chattanooga pastor remembers serving at Ground Zero after 9/11
The Rev. Brad Whitaker, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, was serving a parish in Northwest New Jersey when America was attacked.
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Pastor Bo: 20 years’ worth of remembrance and realization since 9/11
It is almost hard to fathom the fact that two decades have crumbled into the abyss of history since two buildings crumbled into the abyss of jihad.
