Category: Grace

By David Tulis Widening the platform turns old relationships and perceptions on their heads. No longer would staff writers work for the paper, but the paper works for them. If the Times Free Press is …

You have agonized over your plan for an abortion, half horrified at yourself, and half proud that you are bold enough to consider such a difficult step to exit your dilemma. You are pregnant, not …

As a deacon in the christian church my duty is to encourage and strengthen the communion of the saints, especially in the way we help one another in time of need. Widows, the sick, orphans, …

By David Tulis Lawsuits in the past 20 years over public postings of the 10 commandments have allowed Christians to take up a queer nonchalance about God’s law. Whether the uproar is over Alabama Justice …

By David Tulis My son’s room is a mess. A clothes basket sits in the middle of the floor, piled high (these are clean), with other clothes nearby (reeking, presumably). A bookshelf under the window …

He will bring justice to the poor of the people; he will save the children of the needy, and will break in pieces the oppressor. — Psalm 72:4 Thus says the LORD, “Take heed to …

A shortcoming I have is that of peevishness. Breakfast fails to occur at 9 when I like it. The family is taking too long to gather in the living room for a conference or the …

One tenet of local economy is private capital and private action. This notion is surly, demanding and unreasonable, given the degree to which big government and big tax-sucking lobbies busy themselves telling local people how …