Category: Editorials

What’s your favorite verse? The one you go to when your insides scream, “Father, help me handle this!” I love Psalm 18. It’s a powerful passage with a beautiful first verse: “I…

Much of the domestic news lately has been occupied by the case of Texas wishing to redraw their congressional districts to permit greater representation by the majority republicans. As many as five…

As I dropped my oldest off this morning at his first day of high school, I didn’t cry. Yes, I reminisced, and I mentally ran through images of prior firsts. Pre-K was…

My first few weeks at my new job have been nothing short of eventful. Between having a truck breakdown at a work site on my first field day, to taking a certification…

Parenting has a way of turning our world upside down in the most ordinary, sacred and surprising ways. In between the chaos of car lines, spilled snacks in the back seat and…

In my old home town of Perry, Fla., almost everyone fell into one of two categories. You were either an alum of Kiddie College or Happytime Kindergarten. I was a graduate of…

The cliff of the iconic Boneyard, or Palisades, on the Yukon River, towered to one side of our boat. Every few minutes, a puff of dust began near the top and built…

Today is the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the nuclear age. An atom bomb, dropped from a single B-29 (the Enola Gay, named after the pilot’s mother), demolished the city of…

What has been the most anticipated event of your life? The greatest day ever? The moment you thought would never come? As a freshman in high school, I watched the seniors on…

Labeling the mystery that had been revealed to him as God’s grace, Paul gives several results of his preaching this grace. This mystery was given to him by God (Ephesians 3:8-10). Describing…

The more trips I take around that big yellow ball of gas in the sky, the more I feel I can relate to the people I once thought of as “old.” I…

I’ve started my big girl job this week, and it has been nonstop since the first day. I’ve been bouncing around between watching training videos and being shown how to test materials…

Joe Boyles Guest Columnist An old case from 2015-2019 has come into the news when the Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released long-hidden files associated with the Russia Collusion-Hoax against Donald…

After Paul describes how the Gentiles in Ephesus could read and understand the revelation God had given him, Paul then reveals a portion of God’s mystery. He states the Gentiles are now…

I readily admit, I probably spend more time looking at stuff on line than I should. But I generally find copious (I’ll tell you the same thing father would always tell me,…

It’s no secret I have a soft spot when it comes to animals but more specifically the ones that come through our Madison County Animal Services shelter because truthfully I’ve seen dogs…

Things have been going at a very high speed recently, I’ve moved into a new house, been coaching in different parts of the state, and have recently accepted a new job as…