Sunday Conversation with Robbie Branscomb, Executive Director, Fountain City Classic
Join this Sunday as we sit down with Robbie Branscomb and discuss the upcoming HBCU Classic with Ft Valley and
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View From A Pew
A Mid-Week View From a Pew: It’s Hard to Practice What the Bible Preaches
It’s hard sometimes — really hard — to practice what the Bible preaches. “Forgive and forget.” “Turn the other cheek.” “Lead
Opinion
A View from a Pew: When It’s Time to Go
I was standing in my kitchen the other day, and the Holy Spirit spoke through a bunch of bananas. Yes—
Opinion
When a Real Man Walks In
Have you ever noticed how the world quiets down when a real man walks in the room? It’s not
Opinion
When God Hears His Child Cry
It was late one night, and a husband was just getting home tired from work. Only one problem — his house
Opinion
A View From A Pew: Shake It Off and Step Up
We’ve all felt it—that heavy weight of life piling on, one shovel of dirt at a time. Grief.
Opinion
“Mama, You Protected Me… But You Didn’t Prepare Me”
This was a comment from a single mother after a conversation with her son. She said he looked her dead
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There Are Those Who Talk, and Those Who Do
In every movement, in every struggle, there are two kinds of people—those who talk and those who do. Talking
Opinion
Trace Your Grace: Making Thoughtful Decisions in Difficult Moments
Have you ever had one of those days when life seems so tough that you find yourself at the end
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False Boundaries or Limitations are just small Ropes
What’s holding you back? How many times have you hesitated to follow your dreams because you didn’t believe
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You Can’t Shortcut the Process
When I was young, there were many things I didn’t understand. But there was always someone older around who
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"After the Fried Chicken, Mac & Cheese and Potato Salad are Gone"
As our community has suffered the loss of prominent individuals it reminds me of the personal loss of my brother,
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Life Without Black People
As we celebrate our heritage this month, I find it embarrassing how little we, as African Americans, know about our
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