I would have never suspected that my second column of this young year would be penned because of COVID-19.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, our schools have gone in a variety of directions. 

The industrialization of our nation has come with many blessings that we cannot ignore. 

We all know the importance of taking care of ourselves, especially when it comes to our teeth, gums and mouth. 

The best way to start a conversation is to make sure that both parties understand the key words that will be used. 

The waiting was the hardest part. 

When I was at Candler School of Theology, one of my teachers was Bishop Nolan B. Harmon. 

After getting many political predictions wrong in 2016 – including, but not limited to, the results of the presidential election – I threw my long-cherished crystal ball out and started building a

The year 2020 just could not leave quietly; it had to get in one last parting shot.

The Great Reset is an idea presented to us by the World Economic Forum and it suggests that the economies of the globe need a reset on capitalism, to prevent the disastrous effects of the COVID-19