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Rashional Thoughts: Will church life require a dual approach going forward?

January 27, 2022

Pastor Johnny asked the questions sincerely and with a heavy heart: “Is it just our church? Are we the only ones who have more than

Rashional Thoughts: Hope stands strong amid our weary world and it’s a gift to share

December 21, 2021

When you envision peace, what does it look like in your mind? Is it true global serenity where all peoples are kind and courteous to

Rashional Thoughts: Which is harder? Forgiving others or asking for forgiveness

December 4, 2021

It was as if the verse had been penciled into the Gospel of Luke when I wasn’t looking. Had it really been there all along?

Rashional Thoughts: Honor veterans by living lives worthy of the sacrifice

November 10, 2021

The retired serviceman’s sincere, straightforward approach to his time in the military intrigued me. And the more I thought on his words, the more I

Rashional Thoughts: Let’s help each other as challenges keep coming, news gets heavier

October 25, 2021

The exasperation from a simple tweet from Oct. 20 was undeniable and quickly received more than 200 affirmations — “Hey SBC: Can we ever have

Rashional Thoughts: Concept of beat reporting, keen awareness good pattern for all parts of life

October 13, 2021

Bouncing between silly stories and serious analysis with college students always energizes me, and even more so when those students are studying journalism. During The

SBC Executive Committee trustee’s perspective on the September meeting

September 25, 2021

Editor’s Note — The following is a perspective piece shared with TAB Media Group (The Baptist Paper and The Alabama Baptist) by Melissa Golden, SBC

Cutting through darkness with the gospel: A story of deliverance

September 8, 2021

As a follower of Jesus, there is always a chance the Spirit can break through the mundane of a day and use a willing vessel as a tool to bring redemption