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These early days of January are transitional, as we learn to abandon the habit of dating items with 2020 and begin to use 2021. The
I recently flipped back through the 51 issues of The Alabama Baptist published in 2020 and chuckled when I reread the Jan. 2 editorial —
By Will Kynes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Samford University WEATHERING THE BLUES Psalm 31:1–8 Noting the “happy-clappy” tendency of contemporary Christian worship, Carl
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