Religion
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Pastor Bo: Opportunities to work, play together foster understanding
To begin with, I understand that I am assuredly going to be the recipient of lighthearted yet sarcastic comments about me not understanding that I am not a kid anymore.
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Living on Purpose: God is our blueprint, compass and instruction manual
When it comes to finding our place in this world, let's consider two categories.
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Pastor Bo: Thoughts on rejection from the would-be founder of Hecks Angels
To the best of my recollection, in all of my 51 years of life thus far, the only places I have ever actually been kicked out of are a funeral and a Bible college cafeteria.
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BreakPoint: Is God really on the throne during revolutions and collapsed buildings?
As rescue workers still look for remains in the rubble of the condominium that collapsed in Surfside, Florida, last month, the official death toll has topped 95 people, with more missing and presumed dead.
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Living on Purpose: Managing our thoughts can lead us to stronger faith
I spend a lot of time writing, and I try to present a balance of optimism and reality.
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Living on Purpose: Learning to see through our spiritual eyes
The life of David in the Bible is one of the more popular stories in the Christian faith.
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Pastor Bo: The wisdom of the builders, the foolishness of the destroyers
Proverbs 14:1: Every wise woman buildeth her house: but the foolish plucketh it down with her hands.
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BreakPoint: Help in the midst of a pornography plague
A few years ago, a woman spotted her teenage son's laptop on the kitchen counter. She opened the lid, and what she saw horrified her - a series of pornographic pictures. She clicked on an image, and a sexually explicit video began playing. She checked her son's browser history, which revealed this was not the first time her son had accessed pornography. This woman was shocked, but she should not have been. As author Josh McDowell once told me, "The question is not if my kids will see pornography, but what will I do when it happens."
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What does faith look like in Hamilton County? A new survey shows county-level religious practices.
While the religious diversity of the United States continues to grow, the Southeast remains the most religiously homogeneous and majority white Christian region of the country.
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BreakPoint: How the image of God offers freedom
Chuck Colson would often say that the greatest gift Christianity gave the world other than the message of salvation is the idea of the image of God.