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Opinion

  • You catch them, God cleans them

    After that amazing mountain top experience the disciples thought they were on top of the world, that is until they came off the mountain and started walking toward Jerusalem, and all that was waiting for them there.  Over and over they kept falling short and failing.  

  • Massie files bill to end ed...

    By Thomas Massie

    Of all the harmful things our government in Washington, D.C. does, micromanaging education is perhaps the worst.

  • preparing to be a preacher’s wife

    Nine-year-old Hudson Charles totally rocked his first piano recital. In January, he downloaded an app on his phone and began teaching himself to play classics such as “Fur Elise” and “The Imperial March,” so I decided it was high time to put him in lessons. 

  • Mountaintop or resurrection...
  • Legislative session leads to new...

    By Ernie Harris

     A flurry of activity stemming from committee meetings and the passage of bills marked a short but intense week six of the Kentucky General Assembly. Although the Senate was only in session from Monday to Wednesday of this week, committee meetings still met during the later part of the week to give final hearings to a few select bills.

  • Those with true grit

    I have always liked the term, true grit, which I first discovered from the title of an old John Wayne movie. It’s apparent that true grit is a quality that people from all walks of life possess. It takes as much true grit to rise from homelessness to job stability and home ownership as it does to be a concert level pianist. 

  • Surgical nightmare

    By Ginger Lumpkin

    I will soon be traveling to Chattanooga, Tenn. for surgery. People often ask why I am willing to drive seven hours for something that could presumably be handled by a local doctor. Truth is, it was a local doctor that caused my issues in the first place.  

  • Christmas Time: The Future

    These last two weeks I have written about living in the precious present. To do this we must find healing and freedom from the chains of the past. 

  • Living with the past
  • Don’t confuse me with the facts
  • The beauty of life

     An old story tells of two men who were walking along the streets of London when the music of some grand chimes in a nearby cathedral floated through the air.

    One of them remarked to the other, “Isn’t that wonderful music?” 

  • Do you need more zeal?
  • Fishing without a hook
  • Turn over a new leaf (Festival)

    By Ginger Lumpkin 

  • Fear in the Hands of satan and God
  • Audit the Federal Reserve

    By Thomas Massie

  • God’s will in the midst of...

     Do you have any shattered dreams?  

  • God’s will in the midst of...

     Do you have any shattered dreams?  

  • Learn to move on

    We have all been injured emotionally at one time or another, in one way of another – hurt by family, friends, business colleagues, news media, politicians or whatever – and the bitter urge to strike back becomes our first reaction.

  • Comparing college savings options

    By Zack Van Zant

    After a child is born, he or she progresses through an infinite number of “firsts.” First breath. First cry. First laugh. First tooth. First steps. What about first investment?