Editorial

A final editorial and big 'Thank You'

Walking through an open door into something new can be an anxious experience, but also exciting. The former comes because there's an element of the unknown. The latter? Same reason. Last week I …

What is the future of Baptist meetings?

The 2020 Georgia Baptist Convention annual gathering is in the books, and it happened in a year when nothing was conventional. Instead of three days from the inspirational rally to final gavel, it …

Does the dogma live within you?

The confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett as the 115th justice to the Supreme Court should be cause for celebration for every American, despite what you may have heard. Her story has been told …

In appreciation of my pastor

Kyle Walker poses with his wife, Lauren, and their children Taylor Grace, Libby, and Clay. CFBC/Special Much like we shouldn't wait until mid-February to let our spouses know how much we love …

The missing piece

The opening of college football has brought several realizations for me. I don’t miss the cupcake games. I don’t miss sitting in the stands in September with mid-July temperatures. I won’t miss …

The author watches Scott Kindig's training session from The Spark Conference. My past couple of weeks have included something I haven't done since Napoleon Dynamite was in theaters, Arnold …

In the course of my day I have a list of the things that need to get done, divided into areas of urgency. They’re all important, but depending on deadlines and other factors, some get precedence. …

9 bits of advice for college freshmen

Index editor Scott Barkley holds his just-bought "KSU Dad" coffee tumbler beside his daughter, Rylee, at Kennesaw State University. A couple of weekends ago, I joined other parents helping …

The kids are back ... and now we wait

This photo shared on social media of a crowded hallway at North Paulding High School generated discussion over schools' starting back. Churches regathering in person has sparked a lot of debate …

NOTE: An earlier version mistakenly stated that .004 percent of COVID-19 cases were tied to churches per the New York Times article. The corrected figure is .4 percent. The Index regrets the error. …

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