Public show of support Wednesday uplifts Navy man who shot at attacker
Tim and Franicia White and their children in Pensacola, Fla., in 2014. (Photo on White family website by Dave & Jess Marshall) By David Tulis The photographs of Lt. Cmdr. Tim White published in the local newspaper show him in striking Navy whites, surrounded by family members. Protesters this Wednesday in downtown Chattanooga will have […]
Tractor rolls over, kills man; Tom Ables’ exists in other realm
Tom Ables lies dead in Chattanooga under this overturned mowing tractor. (Photo TV9) It will be infinite gain to be translated to Heaven. — Gen. Stonewall Jackson on his deathbed on being told he was momentarily to perish By David Tulis A man who was a familiar face at Floyd’s Hardware in Soddy-Daisy was killed […]
Will boy follow liberty ideals? Not if my fathering is mechanical process
Boys in a Trail Life USA troop get ready to mow in preparation for a mud run Sept. 5 in Chattanooga. A Tulis boy, 12, is second from left. (Photo David Tulis) By David Tulis God has blessed my wife, Jeannette, and me with four children, the last of which is 12. He was born […]
Chris Rolle’s drive to feed bus stop children
Chris and Dorothy Rolle tell about their ministry in feeding children at a bus stop in their neighborhood in Chattanooga. They’ve dealt with neighbors’ opposition, a row over a permit, and now lack of funds. They are raising cash on a crowdfunding website. Listen to AM 1240 Hot News Talk Radio. Tweet Pin It
Pro-gay ‘discrimination’ city code update will crimp souls, ricochet
Do men gather grapes from thornbushes or figs from thistles? — Matthew 7:16 By David Tulis The rainbow cult in city government wishes to toughen its discrimination bans, a move that is part of the gay lobby’s fastidious but dreary theory of American culture. That idea is for a caste system in culture, with the […]
Winslow’s vision for city starts with projection of empathy
Robert Ashton Winslow is a documentary filmmaker and artist seeking to capture the South and his hometown’s place in it. (Photo YouTube) By David Tulis Robert Ashton Winslow is a filmmaker depicting the people in Chattanooga in a series of videos that attempt to give the viewer a rich insight of the city and its […]
As opposed to possible gay ruling, ‘Good Faith & The County Clerk’
The clerk of Sequatchie County, Tenn., is Charlotte Cagle, one not happy about the prospect of being “ordered” to marry gays. By David Tulis The national press focuses this week on the federal supreme court and its hearings Tuesday on marriage and whether the federal constitution bars states from their regulation of marriage, which they […]
Gay theory, progressivism, public schools; why Christians quietly accept
Pietism lets Chrisians quietly accept gay theory and its fruits. (Photo Massresistance.org) By Matt Trewhella Pietism was a movement which originated in the late 17th century. Pietists believe Christianity or God’s Law has no place for the governance of society. They view involvement in pubic policy matters to be “unspiritual.” They believe Christianity should be […]
Hot News Talk Radio extends reach, touts free markets, local economy
Radio veteran Sab Cupelli installs an exciter board on a transmitter as talk show star Russell Stroud awaits orders. Both work at Hot News Talk Radio 1240 AM in Soddy-Daisy. (Photo David Tulis) By David Tulis If you are somebody’s who’s prayed for my work in Christian journalism in Chattanooga, many thanks. God is proving […]
County clerks owe duty to public to uphold marriage despite hostile claims
The doctrine of the lesser magistrate is prospering in Alabama as probate judges honor the state constitution despite Yankee threat. A rally Feb. 22, 2015, in Montgomery. (Photo Sanctity of Marriage Alabama) By David Tulis County court clerks facing the gay mudslide in the Chattanooga area have a duty to consider their high office, and […]