By: Jody Wilson
Columnist
The door to the parsonage flew open and a bulky man with a smile as big as Texas invited them in. The enthusiasm was genuine and the welcome was warm. There was hand shaking, back patting, and real joy. "Brother Bob, we are so excited about you and Renda being here. Our congregation has looked forward to this revival for months. There's been lots of prayer and fasting, preparing our hearts for whatever Holy Spirit wants to do in this place." The evangelist and his wife nodded and smiled.
Brooke Huff
Babblin' Brooke
Last week, while perusing the internet, I fell upon a story about a 13-year-old sophomore at the University of Connecticut.
A Fresh Perspective
By Michelle Berry
With all of the talk about the health care bill that has been going through Congress the last several months, I know there are several people whose heads are swimming trying to figure it all out. I’m still sifting through all of the news reports trying to discern between the truths and the myths.
However, one thing I have heard included in this bill that troubles me is people actually being fined if they choose not to take health insurance. Under the bill, the federal government will be requiring that everyone obtain health insurance coverage.
