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Welcome to Alabama

  Roy Moore, Doug Jones, ah, the sweet smell of Alabama politics. There's nothing quite like it. It's similar to the stench you get at your local neighborhood treatment plant. The good news is, friends, it's almost over. Or, is it? Depending on who you get the...

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Survival Tips for Writers

Are you an aspiring writer or do you want to publish a book? It's significantly easier to dream of it than it is do actually do it. I'm no Stephen King, but I am the best version of Adam Davis, and being such, I have learned a few things about writing. Not much, but...

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Making Room to Hear God’s Voice

"Now the Lord came and stood and called as at other times, “Samuel! Samuel!” And Samuel answered, “Speak, for Your servant hears.” (1 Samuel 3:10 NKJV) We live in a fast-paced world, a time when everything is demanded of us, and people are pulling us in a number of...

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Supporting Hometown Heroes

We can help our men and women in blue in more ways than one…

Every day, men and women across our country prepare for their shift, at the brink of dawn and as the sun sets, to stand between your peace and the chaos and evil that you never want to know exists. Many of them have spouses, many are parents, but every single one is a human being. They won’t show you any emotion; it’s not their nature. They won’t reveal any weakness, not to you. Their sole purpose is to protect you and to serve you until you give them a reason otherwise.

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Little League Baseball, Y’all

"Son! Watch the bawl! Watch the dang bawl!"  Fewer things are more dramatic, yet more fulfilling, than spending time at little league baseball games. Practice starts when you still need a heavy coat and by mid-way through the season, the gnats and...

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Uncomfortable Moments

We tend to get so busy in life, even with the best of intentions, that we miss out on miracle moments.   We paid for our meal and were waiting for the cashier to call our ticket number so we could get our food. I noticed a gentleman behind me paying for his food...

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Seeking Help is Worthwhile

On average, according to Emory University, 94 people take their own life every single day. That's 94 lives a day; fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, sons, daughters, aunts, uncles, siblings, co-workers, friends, family.  A Quick Note: To be perfectly honest, I was...

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