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MLK’s response to “Call to Unity” still pertinent today
Three steps we can take toward racial reconciliation
George Floyd's final words, "I can't breathe," have underscored our need for racial reconciliation. But what's next? What steps can we take end systemic racism?
Beautiful book helps little ones deal with anger
Jax's Tail Twitches is a delightful children's book that helps parents teach little ones to apply Biblical truths to daily life.
COVID-19: A new concern for children plus what to expect after recovering and more
This week, Dr. Pearson discusses the inflammatory syndrome children may have after being exposed to COVID-19, what to expect after recovering from COVID-19, plus more.
Mask Confusion and Myths about Immunity in Isolation
Dr. Phil Pearson addresses common concerns about wearing a mask and explains how our immune systems are not weakened in isolation.
COVID-19: Distorted Data, and Constitutional Rights
Why Dr. Pearson thinks data may make covid-19 death rate look less than it is, plus a look at constitutional rights and masks
Conflict: An Opportunity for Growth
Many strange paradoxes are emerging with COVID-19. One woman recently described quarantine life with her husband in her hilarious assessment on Facebook, “At first it was really nice, like one long weekend. But this entire experience has made me very much aware that I want a man in my life, just not in my house.”... Continue Reading →
What my grandson taught me about resting in the Lord
Learning to rest in the Lord isn't easy. But I recently learned a few secrets from my grandson's nap time that help me tremendously.
Rethinking Daily Life in a COVID-19 Era
This is Part 3 in my series with Dr. Phil Pearson on COVID-19. Dr. Pearson has practiced medicine for 39 years. He is an elder at Broadmoor Baptist, and he and his wife are well-respected members of our local community. For many years, Dr. Pearson also taught conceal-carry classes in our area. Governor Tate Reeves... Continue Reading →
An Open Letter to Governor Reeves
Please rescind the Proclamation of Confederate Heritage Month.