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Recently, I read a story about witnessing: When he was the pastor of the Methodist church in Scarborough, William Sangster had an eccentric member who tried to…
February 23, 2017Read More
We just had the longest Bored Supervisor meeting in the history of Stump County. It lasted until it was time for all of us to go home…
February 23, 2017Read More
What does your schedule look like? Kids, Work, Church, Housework, Friends, Family, Health Issues, School, Football, Soccer, Cheerleading, Band… Are they all adding pressure to your already…
February 16, 2017Read More
Many of you know people who received the mentorship of their parents and entered the family profession. In my community, Ronnie learned how to be a farmer…
February 16, 2017Read More
Any thinking person will admit the mystery of the universe with its vast spaces and myriad constellations. However, the mystery of man’s life is just as astonishing. …
February 16, 2017Read More
This reporter is always on the lookout for a different slant on things. As I looked back over some of my notes from the past, I came…
February 16, 2017Read More
Before ascending to Heaven to be at the right hand of His Father, Jesus comforted His disciples with the following promise: “ Fear not, little flock; for…
February 9, 2017Read More
Psalm 52 in the Bible is a poem of confession. And it makes two vital points. When I hide my sin, God is against me. Or as…
February 9, 2017Read More
Mike Lupica writes in Esquire: Deion “Prime Time” Sanders, outfielder for the Atlanta Braves and cornerback for the Atlanta Falcons, is the only athlete to have hit…
February 9, 2017Read More
Are you old enough to remember PONG? Do you remember how exciting it was to move the wall and see the ball bounce? Do you think Thomas…
February 9, 2017Read More
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