Image Credit: Canva Submitted by Tracey Smith [chair, Knox for Liberty] – I’ve watched you my whole life. I have prayed with you, talked with you, laughed with you, and cried with you many times. We’ve had meals together, shared our lives and our families with one another. But I have watched you change over […]
Tennessee Caption Bill That Changes Definition Of “Informed Consent” Will Enable DCS To Vaccinate Foster Kids Without Parental Consent The Tennessee General Assembly Has Advanced A Bill That Would Add Language To The State’s Clarification Act, Making Allowances For … Source link
This strange Holy Week has begun in tears: tears of frustration, tears of lament, and for so many who have been cruelly bereaves, tears of grief. It’s hard to see through tears, but sometimes its the only way to see. Tears may be the turning point, the springs of renewal, and to know you have […]
THE Prayer Book Epistle reading for today, the Sunday before Easter, is one of the most evocative descriptions of the saving work of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. This ‘Hymn to Christ’, probably a creed or canticle already in use in the early Church, comes in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Christians in […]
President Joe Biden created a stir after his SOTU address when he was caught on a hot mic telling some members of Congress that he had told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that they need to have a “come to Jesus” moment over the war in Gaza. On Friday, Biden seemed angry when reporters attempted […]
As fallen human beings, we live with the threat of sin and temptation, and we can easily choose to follow these rather than Christ. Sins become the “pharaohs” in our lives—those thoughts, words, deeds, and omissions that are foreign to a life in Christ. Like the Pharaoh who knew not Joseph, these sins know not […]
JESUS’S treatment of suffering people in the Prayer Book Gospel reading for today, the Third Sunday after the Epiphany, reveals his divine compassion and his power to save. The passage from Matthew’s Gospel, chapter eight, records Jesus healing a leper and the suffering servant of a Roman centurion. This Gentile commander in the Roman army […]
Image Credit: PickPik / CC By Holly Abernathy [Special to The Tennessee Conservative] – In the Bible, the book of Matthew in the New Testament tells us the origins of a man named Jesus – Jesus the Messiah, Jesus the Christ, Jesus as God incarnate. While some argue the pagan practices of celebrating the Christmas […]
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