Columnists
RANDY HUFF: On Disagreement, Motive and Dealing With The Issue at Hand
Charity can help avoid the mire of polarization
Amazing how readily we find fault. Steven Covey said we get our "emotional jollies" by pointing out fault in others. I always...
MELINDA MYERS: Heat-Tolerant Beauties for Gardens and Containers
Boost the summer-long beauty and heat tolerance in your gardens and containers with new varieties...
SERWAN ZANGANA: May God’s Will ALWAYS Overpower My Will
Between God’s will and our free will, our lives continue on earth. The outcome of...
DEVOTIONAL: Eclipses Show God’s Handiwork…And Sense Of Humor?
The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. ...
RANDY HUFF: Strolling, Stones and A Better Way
The stroll I often took in my growing up years recently came to mind. We...
DICK BAYNTON: Civil War II
Dennis Prager wrote in the National Review in January that America is engaged in the 2nd Civil War, a remark that would be refuted by...
LUCKY GARVIN: Prayer As Divine Conversation
I do not pray. But wait! Before you kick me out, hear me out.
As a child, I was influenced more than I knew as...
HAYDEN HOLLINGSWORTH: Only We Can Do It
Many of us remember the multiple jaw-dropping moments in the run up to the election when candidate Trump announced that, “Only I can do...
JOHNNY ROBINSON: Forgotten Farmsteads
The rock piles are the first things I notice that tell me I'm in the vicinity of an old farmstead. They're made of stones...
JEFF ELL: Sometimes The Best Way to Find Something Is to Stop Looking For It
Every time I find a shed I do a happy dance. I’m glad no one sees me, because I’m not a very good dancer....
HAYDEN HOLLINGSWORTH: Preparation—Part I
Everyone knows the familiar Boy Scout motto: Be Prepared. Whether we acknowledge it or not we are always thinking about preparation. We spend the...