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Friedeman: Repentance

By MATT FRIEDEMAN - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE MATT FRIEDEMAN - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,01/29/26-4:50PM, 352 Reads 5,016 Statewide
Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman:
The more you mature in your relationship with the Lord, the more you will repent and change.
I just got out of a pastor’s discipleship group where we were discussing Matthew 4 and Jesus’ call to repent.
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Backward Glance Wednesday, February 4

Wed,02/04/26-9:09AM, 351 Reads
Five Years Ago: On February 4, 2021, Seago Lumber was reeling after a January 29th kiln fire.
Ten Years Ago: On February 4, 2016, St. Luke Home Health & Hospice created a grief support group. Pictured were Michelle McGuffee, Kym Garraway and Alison Strong.
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Harrison: When sending public funds to private schools, Mississippi history can rhyme

By BOBBY HARRISON - MISSISSIPPI TODAY BOBBY HARRISON - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,02/05/26-1:38PM, 350 Reads 5,049 Statewide
Below is an opinion column by Bobby Harrison:
The effort of Mississippi House leaders and others to expand programs providing public funds to private schools validates the oft-repeated quote that “history may not repeat itself, but it often rhymes.”
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Not easy to reduce 200 state agencies

By BILL CRAWFORD BILL CRAWFORD
Thu,01/29/26-11:58AM, 352 Reads 5,150 Statewide
Can Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann do what so many government leaders have touted but failed to accomplish and actually reorganize state government? He has his Mississippi Senate looking to restructure state government and run it more like a business.
A little history.
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