Anger. Shock. Indignation. Welcome to the age of outrage. Our society as a whole in the United States has become more angry, more divided, more trigger-prone, than ever before. How should Christians respond?
Your Voice: Quotes, quips, opinions and reflections from people of faith in Alabama and beyond …
“War is an opportunity to transform a nation,” Slavik Pyzh said. “We are praying God will give us peace, give us victory, but more than anything else [a transformed nation]. … I need to ask you to adjust your prayers [for that as well].”
Love Packages is needing some help again — this time with space to store biblical materials before they are loaded and shipped across the world.
Rick Lance, executive director of the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, shares message of God’s unconditional love during the University of Mobile’s Sept. 11 chapel service on campus.
When 5-year-old Charlie Guisinger was found facedown in a pool Aug. 4, no one knew how long he’d been there. Later they saw on the security video that it was more than two minutes — two minutes followed by panic, CPR and a helicopter ride.
When Jennifer Dobson’s daughter, Lily, was 8 years old, they had an experience at a pumpkin patch that changed the way they looked at things.
Leah McRae said something happened recently in the community of Eva that highlighted what can happen “when brothers and sisters work together.”
On Aug. 11, 11 churches in the area came together to pull off a big back-to-school bash …
