We are living in perilous times.

Faith-related happenings in the Chattanooga region.

Is there a place for God's Word in our unstable day?

If you were to ask me how my wife and girls and I came to be sitting in the truck for an hour and a half on a Saturday night bouncing back and forth between Marty Robbins and Weird Al on the radio, I would have to honestly say, "Because my daughter wanted ice cream, and my 'I am busy' button does not function well around her."

I realize that church leaders must be real with their feelings because if the "human factor" did not come through our personalities, we would all seem very robotic. At the same time, many feel pressure to be excited and happy all the time because they want to keep everyone pumped up. They fear that if they do not demonstrate a positive image, they will appear weak and discouraging.

The Bible in the Schools organization has given $1.7 million to Hamilton County Schools as reimbursement for the 2019-2020 Bible history elective program, according to a news release.

The two black walnut trees by my barn near the river never fail to catch my attention each time I pass by.

Woody Allen once quipped, "I am not afraid of death; I just don't want to be there when it happens."

Christ, as the rose of Sharon, was willing to be crushed, and this holy fragrance of love reveals the nature of God's amazing grace. His blood was the ultimate sacrifice, as it redeemed and paid for the sins of all who would believe and accept him as their Savior.

Faith-based events in the Chattanooga region.

Perry Stone has been away from his multimillion-dollar ministry in Cleveland, Tennessee, for three months, leaving many of his followers confused. But in an audio message played for a small, in-person group of church members several weeks ago — and obtained by the Times Free Press — Stone said he acted inappropriately with female employees.

When I heard that Nick Cannon, host of the show "The Masked Singer" on Fox, had declared that white people were basically savages, I knew that I had to check it out for myself.

No corner of our lives has gone untouched by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Within the Christian life, there are many pillars of truth that are critical to our spiritual development. One of these is discernment.

It was the dreaded day of my daughter's attempt at earning her driver's license.

Someone mentioned the other day about how after pouring out some heated frustrations on one of their Facebook sessions, they had a headache and was terribly depressed.

To do or to say something insufficiently progressive these days risks the wrath of what's being called "cancel culture."

The Vatican told bishops around the world on Thursday they should report cases of clergy sex crimes to police even when not legally bound to do so, in its latest effort to compel church leaders to protect minors from predator priests.

It was, I suppose, the most unorthodox of prayer meetings.

Pastoring is always a difficult job.

I really appreciate readers who send me emails and handwritten letters. They are truly an encouragement.

A Roman Catholic priest who has served for more than two decades in Florida has been named bishop for the Diocese of Savannah in Georgia.

In a YouTube video produced by a friend who leads the Christian youth organization Link Year, dozens of students line up for a foot race to win a $100 bill.