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‘I listened to God’: Texas school principal donates kidney to students’ father

February 5, 2020

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A record number of public-school students are experiencing homelessness, new federal data say

February 5, 2020

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How can I do things that matter?

February 5, 2020

By Waylon Bailey James Clear is a favorite writer. He has written about the power of habits and how you develop those powerful habits. Recently he wrote about adding value to other people. He said that before you ask for value you must give value to others. This fits many areas of life. My blog tomorrow will expound on this idea and how it applies to Scripture and to us. Today, I want to talk about productivity and time management with something James Clear said in the same article. “The fastest way to raise your level of performance: Cut your number of commitments in half.” Almost all of us are asking, “How can I do the things that really matter?” Obviously, we first have to ask, “What really matters?” This is a great life lesson and life exercise. Certainly, your family, livelihood, and faith would fit in these areas. What else should fit, and what shouldn’t fit? What should you not do, and what should you give to someone else? These are the kind of questions that help us be more productive and to add value to others. As we move to the weekend, I want to encourage you to look deeply at what you are doing and the contributions you are making. Look for ways to make a difference in the people around … [Read more...]

Chinese pastor in Wuhan issues urgent call to prayer as Coronavirus cases rise above 20,000

February 5, 2020

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Andrew Maddox returns to LC as new football coach

February 5, 2020

By Louisiana College Sports Information PINEVILLE, La. – What is old is new again for Andrew Maddox, as the Louisiana College alum and former Wildcat football player and defensive coordinator has returned to his old stomping grounds, named the sixth head coach of the LC football team in the modern era on Tuesday. "My family and I are glad to be coming back to Pineville, a place we consider home," said new Louisiana College head football coach Andrew Maddox. "We enjoyed our time here the first time. It's exciting for us to see many familiar faces, but now we're ready to get started working and get this program the best we can get it and heading in the right direction." President of Louisiana College Rick Brewer said, "At the top of my list of qualifications for our new head coach was that we sought a man of character and integrity, and Coach Maddox is all that and more. The successful candidate will be humble, hungry, and smart," Brewer added while acknowledging Maddox's attributes, saying he has the #AndThenSome traits that will bring success to the Wildcats football program. I have every confidence that Coach Maddox will develop the student-athletes under his supervision athletically, academically, and … [Read more...]

Super Bowl steamy halftime show not amusing

February 4, 2020

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Rush Limbaugh announces he has ‘advanced lung cancer’

February 4, 2020

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Nigerian church torched by suspected Fulani; over 2 dozen killed in attacks

February 4, 2020

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Salvation Army hosts Daddy-Daughter Date Night

February 4, 2020

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Chiefs claim Super Bowl LIV: Owner Clark Hunt thanks the Lord, MVP Patrick Mahomes aims to glorify Him

February 4, 2020

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Editorial

Sometimes the hardest people to share the Gospel with are those closest to us

Jesus leaves no ambiguity: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature” (Mark 16:15). Not some of the world. Not the parts that feel safe. All of it. It’s a command that stretches beyond borders, cultures, and comfort. And yet the question haunts me: If we’re commissioned to reach the ends of … Read More

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