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In Good Faith column: Filling bare cupboards

Columns share an author’s personal perspective.*****I read an article this week in a British church publication with a pretty damning headline: “YouTube sermons will not feed the hungry.” The young...

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Looper column: So much for June Cleaver: Mother’s Day 2020

I once thought of Mother’s Day as an innocuous, greeting card kind of holiday. Who wouldn’t want to celebrate moms? Just the fact that she went through labor giving birth to us is cause enough to say...

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Tinsley column: Children and the kingdom secret

Children are found on every continent in every culture. Without them, the human race would be doomed to extinction. They fill the air with laughter, like the sound of water gurgling in a happy brook....

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Don't wait until you've hit rock bottom

If the previous year of your life were to be featured in a magazine article, would you send copies to your family? Would you invite your friends on Facebook to read it? There was a time I wouldn’t...

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One scary step can lead to great success

Famous walls: The Great Wall of China, the Berlin Wall, Trump’s Wall.Can you think of others? Think hard.Perhaps not. Few stand out unless you’re a history buff.And why should they. Walls are pretty...

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Bobbie Sue Davis

Bobbie Sue Davis, our loving mother, 85, of Wewahitchka, FL, passed away on Saturday, May 2, 2020.Bobbie Sue Cearley was born on December 12, 1934 in Earth, TX to Samuel and Bessie Cearley. She has...

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Craig Anthony Devoy

Craig Anthony Devoy, 61, passed away Thursday, April 30, 2020.He was born in Lampasas, TX on January 25, 1959 to Bernard J. Devoy and Sandra R. Watts. He graduated Niceville High School class of 1977....

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Looper column: Give me chapter and verse: A brief history

My wife and I went to Turkey a few years ago on a tour of the seven ancient cities mentioned in chapters two and three of the Book of Revelation. In many of the places we traveled, we saw engravings...

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Tinsley column: Congratulations to the Class of 2020

Every May, when trees splash green lawns with shade and wildflowers fill the air with fragrance, we celebrate one of the significant rites of passage for each generation. Normally young men and women...

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Begin your journey to stability (For Mental Health Awareness Month)

About seventeen years ago, I experienced a breakthrough: After years of hearing (and singing) “Jesus loves me,” I finally grasped the song’s message. Jesus loved … me.For decades, I begged God to...

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WW2 Vet says he never doubted the Lord

It happened on a dark night off the coast of Normandy, France, in June of 1944. Claude Pike stood strapped to a 20 mm anti-aircraft gun on the bow of his naval ship.“I could see the German plane in my...

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Ask Pastor Adrienne column: Memorial Day message

Dear Pastor,Memorial Day is a time of reflection. Do you think we’re getting the message?A: Your question is mysterious and open-ended. Getting the message about what? About Memorial Day? About God?...

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Standring column: Pandemic darkness: Be a light, self-discovery is full of...

Columns share an author’s personal perspective.*****The pandemic continues. Inside-the-house-time translates to inside-of-ourselves-time, and for me, the longest self-reflection period ever. When life...

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Looper column: ‘AKA Jane Roe’: The Norma McCorvey story

FX Networks (a Walt Disney Company) is about to release the documentary “AKA Jane Roe,” the story of Norma McCorvey, the woman whose challenge of Texas law led to the 1973 U.S. Court ruling that struck...

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Tinsley column: The eyes have it

We have entered a new era unfamiliar to us all. We are greeted by family, friends and strangers wearing masks everywhere we go. Some masks are like my own, dull and unremarkable: black, white or gray....

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Choose the great pillar of human happiness

Justin Bieber.Wait. Don’t run off.If you’re not in your twenties and know nothing about Bieber, I’m right there with you. However, I ran across an article that led me to listen to a live recording of...

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David Hoyle Kerr

David Hoyle Kerr (Tiger) died in the hospital after a brief illness on May 14, 2020 in Panama City FL at the age of 65.Hoyle was born on December 5, 1954 in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt, Germany. He...

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Raising children who pray for our military

What if no one was willing to risk his or her life to defend our country? Or what if families didn’t have the courage to let their soldiers enlist, knowing they might never see them again?Last month we...

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Patrick W. Hallinan

Patrick W. Hallinan, age 75, of Panama City, Florida, passed away at his home on May 21, 2020. Pat was born in October of 1944 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hallinan.After graduating from high school, he...

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Ask Pastor Adrienne column: How can you be critical of COVID-fear?

Dear Pastor,Some of your recent articles criticize people who fear the deadly COVID-19 virus. Is that fair or even wise?A: I always appreciate a chance to respond to my readers and clarify a point....

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