On Thursday, the day Donald Trump became the first former President of the United States to be convicted of a felony, I visited the Columbine

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I shouldn’t have been surprised—but I still was—when I started hearing people claiming the National Football League is “rigged.” We are less than a week

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I preached the Thanksgiving service at my church yesterday on a few verses from II Corinthians 9, where Paul speaks about generosity. I quoted Karl