Thoughts from the Bible

Love shouldn’t hurt-ever

Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever

Tuesday, 19 December 2023 10:44

What Should We Let Go of in the New Year?
by Teresia Smith

Every New Year many people make resolutions for changes. Flipping the calendar to a new year offers us the feel of a fresh start.

Thoughts from the Bible

Tuesday, 19 December 2023 10:41

The Promise
by Cody Anderson Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

We pause in our series of First John to focus on the Advent of Christ.

Fishing tip of the week

Fishing Tip of the Week

Tuesday, 05 December 2023 13:21

Thanks for Thanksgiving
by Mike Gerry

Every year it appears to me as I grow older, wiser and more thankful that the meaning of Thanksgiving gives me more to think about and more to be thankful for. Fishing has been my lifeline now for many years. It has brought me joy, excitement and certainly has been my gift.

Love shouldn’t hurt-ever

Love Shouldn't Hurt - Ever

Tuesday, 05 December 2023 13:19

“How to Avoid Victim Blaming during the Holidays”
by Christina Hays

No one should ever blame a victim for what they have experienced. No person starts a relationship or goes on a date thinking that the person with them will ever intentionally hurt them. If they thought this, they would never go out with them again. CSNA has been educating the public regarding victim blaming and ways to avoid it for years, but victims are still being held accountable for what is being done to them. Our community needs to support and believe survivors.

Thoughts from The Bible

Thoughts from the Bible

Tuesday, 05 December 2023 12:12

God is Light

by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

As we continue in the letter of 1 John, we need to realize the type of preacher that John is in this letter. He would not last long in most pulpits today because John never paints in the color of gray. For John, everything is black or white. There is no middle ground with him, and the reason for that is because it is the way of God. And so, John uses great contrasts for us to better understand the character and person of God.