We are in the Vacation Bible School (VBS) season. As a child, I loved going to the classes in our cool, church basement classrooms. I enjoyed the traditional cookies and Kool-Aid (any flavor!) snacks and the games we played during our time outside.
Opinion
One of the stories I’ve been told about the farm on which we live is that at one time it was covered with copperheads, until the farmer who lived here brought in a herd of pigs to root them out and kill them. However he rid the farm of them, I’m grateful.
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NOT PERMITTED: Oh boy, time, there is never enough of it is it? How does it sneak past us, so quickly and easily?
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"The living know that they shall die ….” So says Solomon in Ecclesiastes 9:5. I would add that while this is true, many of the “living” are living in denial! I have seen many die through the years, and it just emphasizes the fact that we need to be prepared for when our life ends.
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There are 120 counties in the state of Kentucky. Starting this week, I will review the origins of each county, in alphabetical order. First up is Adair County. Formed out of Green County in 1801, the county is named after General John Adair, commander of Kentucky troops in the Battle of New Or
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Each summer I have one day a week with my granddaughters. They’re old enough that I don’t consider our time together as baby sitting – it’s more about enjoying the day together. Like most grandparents, I want them to have a good time.
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Buckets-Broomsticks- and Bottle Caps: When baseball great, Hank Aron was a poor kid in Alabama, he wanted to play major league baseball someday. He aspired to be a great hitter, but how? He owned neither a baseball nor bat.
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Sunday morning, on the way to church, our granddaughter, Sabria, rolled down her back window a bit in order to make the small “America flag” (that’s what she calls it) she was holding flutter in the breeze.
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Many today think that God’s silence within the Scripture grants permission to act. In contrast, there are others today who say that if God is silent on a subject, this means we cannot do it! Which viewpoint is the Scriptural viewpoint? What does the Scripture say?
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WONDERING ABOUT WONDER - Have you ever had instances where similar thoughts or circumstances keep recurring on a frequent basis?
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