The information that I am bringing to you in my column today is an amazing story of a generational link that I share with a family.
Category: Michael Goings’ Columns
The personal reflections and commentary of Bishop Michael Goings, a well-known pastor and author, on local, state, national, and international issues
The Positive Side Of Life’s Problems
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Before I begin to present to you the information that is contained in my column today, I feel it is necessary to assert that though the points and objectives that I will consider are consistent with Biblical principles and teaching, this is not a sermon or attempt to proselytize.
Essentials We Often Take For Granted
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While standing outside recently, as the sunshine beamed down upon me, I could not help but to think how often I have taken the essential light of the sun for granted.
The Mark and Model of Meritorious Mothers
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I almost allowed Mother’s Day to slip up on me without preparing an appropriate article way in advance.
Blessings In Disguise
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As I often do in my column (as was the case two weeks ago with my subject, “Necessary Evils”), I utilize and expound on well-known sayings that people commonly use.
COVID-19 Conflict: Concerns, Challenges, and Casualties
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Let us not forget the struggle to subdue and eradicate the deadly disease and enemy called COVID-19. It is still very much in effect.
Remembering The Legacy
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A few weeks ago, my topic and thought dealt with things that we received from both parents entitled, “The Best and Worst from Both Sides.”
The Best And Worst From Both Sides
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In getting an idea to write about in my column, my consideration today came to me as I thought about both my mother and father.
Tribute To Mrs. Ruby Woods Carter: The Last Of Her Kind
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The content of my column today, for as much as my personal role is concerned in the storied and iconic life of Mrs. Ruby Woods Carter, started 55 years ago.
Becoming Like The Old Folks We Once Mocked
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In my column today, I want to consider a matter that we all will have to face one day. Though we may attempt to deny it, disown it, or attempt to expel it away, there is certainly no way that we can completely escape it altogether.