I received this Op-Ed article from University of Pikeville President Paul Patton.

Like you, I've hurt the people I love and I've also been hurt. Pain is sometimes a wonderful teacher.

If you missed the Republican response to President Obama's State of the Union address ... you can watch it here.

In case you missed the President’s State of the Union address you can watch or read it here.

I received this Op-Ed article from Brad Parke of Knott County. Brad is an EKU graduate and a student of the Appalachian School of Law.

I thought you might find it interesting to hear how Focus on the Family created the John 3:16 commercial.

Focus on the Family shared the meaning of the Bible verse John 3:16 during the second quarter of Saturday’s AFC Divisional playoff game between Denver and New England. An estimated 50 million people saw the ad. You can watch the ad here.

This isn’t about praying for Tim Tebow to win the next game or the Super Bowl. It’s about a much more difficult challenge.

I’ve always been proud to work for WYMT-TV. But last night was one of those extra special moments. I was overwhelmed by the magnitude of what this station, through the generosity of our business partners and donors, has accomplished in the last 25-years.

There is a new viral video sweeping the web. It is an artistic take on how the Christmas story might have read had a social network existed at the time of Jesus's birth.

On this Christmas Eve, I want to dedicate this blog to the “Greatest Story” ever told. On that first Christmas, God gave us the greatest gift of all, His son Jesus. I hope you will take time this Christmas to share the story of the Manger , the story of salvation, with your family and friends.

Here are two of my favorite Christmas songs. Both ask the haunting question, “Did you know?”

Have you ever wondered what Joseph might have thought in the days leading up to the birth of Jesus? So many questions! Can you imagine the responsibility … the fear … the doubt?

A friend shared this video with me. It’s a good reminder to all of us. I hope you’ll take time this Christmas to thank the Lord for the brave men and women who are spending their Christmas on the battlefield.

My friend Stuart Shepard from Focus on the Family Action is out with a new video on the Merry Christmas versus Happy Holiday debate

Travis Air Force Base in California will not remove or relocate a Nativity scene and Menorah despite legal threats from The Military Religious Freedom Foundation.

Have you heard about the post office manager in Silver Spring, Maryland? He actually kicked three Christmas carolers out of a U.S. Post Office stating they were “violating the post office policy against solicitation.”

I remember my teachers sharing the Thanksgiving story with us in school. Unfortunately, today the part about the Pilgrim’s faith in God is left out of many classrooms.

Six Republican GOP Presidential hopefuls will discuss their thoughts on religion, marriage and other family issues during a weekend debate in Iowa. You can watch the event live on the web.

This is a day of solemn reflection as our country marks the ten-year anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. Michael W. Smith wrote this haunting tribute to the victims of 9-11 and to the heroes that rose from the ashes on that day.

This week I’m dedicating this space to your memories of 9-11. Today, we hear from Lieutenant Commander Jeffrey Harris. He was stationed in Pearl Harbor immediately following the attacks.

This week I’m dedicating this space to your memories of 9-11. Today we have several of your memories to share.

This week I’m dedicating this space to your memories of 9-11. Today, we hear from a first responder from Harlan. Willie Galloway is a First Lieutenant in the Harlan County Rescue Squad. Ten years ago he was in high school.

This week I’m dedicating this space to your memories of 9-11. We start with Missy Bianchi from Harlan.

We all remember where we were on that terrible day. The images are forever burned into our minds. We have our own impressions and memories of September 11, 2001. I hope you'll share your memories, your thoughts and prayers with us.