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Back to the Bible

“When the fullness of time was come” God began the Christian Age through His Son, Jesus Christ (Gal. 4:4-5; Eph. 1:9-10). In future articles we will study more about Christ’s work to fulfill God plan. Suffice it to say, at this time, that Christ, through His teachings, life, death, and resurrection became “the mediator of the new testament” and began the new age prophesied by Jeremiah (Jer. 31:31-34; Heb. 8:6-13; 9:15).

scoop

To the class of 2020: Last night you were called “children” and “kiddos” but you are young adults.

Steamboat Yellow Stone kept Revolution afloat

In a May 19, 1837 letter to the speaker of the Republic house of representatives, President Sam Houston pressed for full payment as promised to the captain and crew of the Yellow Stone and the rightful place of the steamboat in Texas history.

UNDERSTANDING THE BIBLE (4)

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The Bible consists of three dispensations of time: 1) The Patriarchal Age, 2) the Mosaical Age, and 3) the Christian Age. Each age is named after those to whom God revealed His will. In this first age, which dates from creation, God revealed Himself to the heads of families known as patriarchs, thus the name “Patriarchal Age.”

Gov. Abbott allowing more reopenings

Governor Greg Abbott Tuesday afternoon announced several additions and guidance to his executive orders to open Texas.

Among them, funerals will be conducted under the same rules as religious services; wedding receptions will be conducted under the same rules as restaurants; water outings on rivers will be conducted under the same rules as parks and beaches; and outdoor seating at restaurants must be limited to 6 persons in a party and six-foot distancing between tables.

The American rancher has always been a critical worker

There’s no question COVID-19 has had an enormous impact on our country. We will continue to feel its effects for a long time, and, in some respects, it will likely have a permanent impact on our nation.

Despite the tremendous toll we have paid to combat the virus, I do see reasons for hope and optimism. For one, it has brought our country and communities closer together as we fight for a common cause. This isn’t an uncommon phenomenon after disasters. Politics and personal differences are put aside as communities pull together to help their own on the road to recovery.

Letter to the editor

Dear HISD Faculty, Students, and community members,

On behalf of the Hamilton Junior High and High School Drama Department, we want to thank you for sharing your talents and your generous donations to our Virtual Talent Show.

Our district-wide talent show was scheduled for Friday April 29th in the Chandler Craig Auditorium, but unfortunately, this event, along with so many other school events, had to be cancelled.

Better living for Texans

There are times when you need to limit your trips to the grocery store. Here are tips to help you make healthful decisions and reduce trips.

Military, tip and prayers

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BE CALM AND COMPLY… Signs around town. Let’s be thankful for our ser

Military, tip & prayers

Trinity Lutheran Church in Pottsville will no longer have services until further notice. If pastoral services are needed please call Pam Eilers at 372-3771 or Linda Waggener at 386-5259.