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Making the grade | On the road to Columbus, Georgia

OPINION — My husband, Mike, and I are two blissfully happy nerds, and we are both voracious readers. We read every night before going to bed unless we’re sick or exhausted.We both have loved to read since the first grade. While Mike loves to read mainly science...

Sean of the South | The kid who peed on me

OPINION — It’s been years since I swam in the Gulf. And I mean really jogged into the surf, hurled myself into the breakers, and let other, much younger swimmers pee on me.At least that’s exactly what the little swimmer next to me was doing. We were both swimming in...

Anchored in Truth | When God’s voice becomes easy to ignore

OPINION —  There are moments in life when we want God to speak clearly. We want direction, reassurance or some kind of answer that tells us what to do next. But one of the uncomfortable truths in Scripture is that sometimes the problem is not that God has never...

When God’s voice becomes easy to ignore

OPINION —  There are moments in life when we want God to speak clearly. We want direction, reassurance or some kind of answer that tells us what to do next. But one of the uncomfortable truths in Scripture is that sometimes the problem is not that God has never...
Altar Call | The Father’s love

Altar Call | The Father’s love

OPINION — The story of the prodigal son may be the greatest of all the stories Jesus told. At first reading, it would seem the main point of the...

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Sean of the South | Robots

Sean of the South | Robots

OPINION — Right now, the news media is in an uproar over AI. The headlines are bleak. Experts are saying our cherished way of life is in danger....

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Altar Call | The Father’s love

Altar Call | Admiring Jesus

OPINION —  There is much to admire about Jesus. He “went about doing good.” His compassion for the sick and helpless was extraordinary. He...

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