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Franklin Graham suspended by Facebook, blocked for his biblical ‘hate speech’

January 2, 2019

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Hospitals must now make prices public

January 2, 2019

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Would you like to change?

January 2, 2019

By Waylon Bailey Almost everyone makes New Year’s resolutions, and almost no one follows through. In fact, most people don’t even make it through January for their hoped for new way of living. If you want to start something new, you have to do something different. What are some things you can do to make significant changes in your life? First, invite God to be a part of your change.  Ask Him to help you do the things you already know you need to do. Many of the changes we need to make in life have to do with spiritual things. For example, if you want to make your relationships better, that is something God has already wanted for you. Let God bless your change. Pray about it everyday. Don’t let it simply be what you want; look to Scripture and find what God wants in your life. Second, invite other people to encourage you in your relationships. James Clear in Atomic Habits shows some things we have known in the church for years: we become like the people around us. Therefore, find a group of people who eat right, go to the gym, pray and read Scripture, and seek integrity and compassion in their lives. Over time you will pick up their dreams and habits. Third, read books that will help you learn and grow. What … [Read more...]

Drew Brees, priorities and winning in life in 2019

December 31, 2018

By Cyle Clayton The average NFL quarterback is 6' 4" tall and weighs 235 lbs. Drew Brees is 6' 0" tall and weighs 205. He has thrown completions to receivers he can't even see because of his height and the height of defenders. He has simply studied and prepared with his team so that he knows where the receiver will be and throws there. He is arguably the greatest NFL quarterback of all time. How did he do it? He will be the first to give credit to God, his family, and his team. As talented as he is, others are just as talented. He also prioritizes the game he is playing. Zack Strief, offensive tackle who played with Brees for 12 years, said, "He's a coach on the field." So, he's not just there, he's leading. Streif also said, "He's in install meetings. He's in game-plan meetings. He watches so much tape. He knows what we're all doing. I hate when people try and say he's a system quarterback. He is the system." (information above and quotes from an article at 247Sports) I don't know if you've ever watched a game, but the moment the offense leaves the field Brees has a pad in his hand reviewing video and plays. He has his priorities straight, and it has resulted in success in his faith, family, and football. Listen to … [Read more...]

Saints TE Benjamin Watson to retire at end of season, hopefully after Super Bowl win

December 28, 2018

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ODU QB to forgo senior season to attend seminary

December 28, 2018

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As population implodes, Japan tries to address plummeting birth rates

December 28, 2018

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Trump administration, Congress take First Step toward prison reform

December 28, 2018

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N.C. State students start ‘Satanic’ club

December 28, 2018

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Two Democrat Senators question judicial nominee’s religious ties

December 28, 2018

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Rage baiting and the Christian response

Social media platforms are a breeding ground for rage-baiting. One mother posts videos of her two-year-old daughter regularly eating large portions of donuts, hamburgers and marshmallows for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Maybe a few blueberries appear on the plate, which the child ignores. … Read More

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