Rashional Thoughts: Could remaining calm be one way to love others, share Christ?
In difficult situations, maintaining the discipline to choose calmness, gracefulness and thoughtfulness will always serve us better, providing more opportunity for clarity and accuracy to surface.
Status of, future for frozen embryos ‘a real dilemma’
Alabama legislators and public officials stepped in quickly in an attempt to calm the chaos, pushing other agendas aside to focus on the unexpected fallout from the ruling. IVF receives protection; concern remains about unused embryos.
Rashional Thoughts: Prayer notes to consider for current happenings in the state
Editor-in-chief Jennifer Davis Rash considers the future of students who will live and serve in Alabama in this week’s Rashional Thoughts.
Rashional Thoughts: A new way to more clearly highlight where God is working
We’ll work to highlight the “God moments” in the stories we are covering if you’ll share those you see happening all around you on any given day.
Rashional Thoughts: We can make things better if we all commit to the effort
Taylor University strategically working to revitalize local community surrounding the campus — what’s one decision I can make today that will improve life for those around me?
Rashional Thoughts: As we navigate the years ahead, let’s take the needed steps to age well
Some sage advice suggests that when it’s time to schedule and prepare for retirement, focus more on what you are retiring to rather than what you are retiring from. TAB’s new Aging Well emphasis hopes to offer tips on how to do that.
Rashional Thoughts: College football debate poses questions about loyalty and commitment
Reigning Heisman Trophy winner and USC quarterback Caleb Williams is the subject of a national conversation begun by a sports reporter’s post on social media. Can we learn anything from this week’s public debate?
Sweet spot of communication leads to better quality of life
It’s a delicate balance attempting to find the sweet spot of communication, but it’s one that will improve all of our lives, especially in our walk with the Lord, if we continue to work on it.