by Justin Cox | Jul 29, 2026 | Opinion
Joy is a word you don’t hear much anymore. Talk of it in recent years feels almost foreign. My tongue needs practice to form it. I believe it’s easy to feel this way when you wake daily in a country where an administration seems hell-bent on overthrowing the last...
by Justin Cox | Jul 16, 2026 | Opinion
Tuesday was a regular day for me. They usually are. Tuesdays on my calendar are days when things have to get done and put away, like cleaning dishes. I have staff meetings on Tuesdays. I mess around and have a third cup of coffee. My kids demand tacos. It’s a rinse,...
by Justin Cox | Jun 11, 2026 | Opinion
A conversation with musician Kyle Caudle over coffee and livermush explores the ties of home, creativity, and why diners may offer lessons the church has forgotten. “Places like this make me feel a little uncomfortable.” We were inside the sanctuary of a rural...
by Justin Cox | May 12, 2026 | Opinion
Every Sunday, I get to stand in front of people and tell a story. Some are long, some are short. Some are funny; some can make the eyes a bit misty. A few are good enough for folks to remember. Most are single-serving, like the tiny coffee creamers found at a...
by Justin Cox | Mar 18, 2026 | Opinion
49594 I know this sequence like I know my social security number. My father made me memorize it when I was 10. I carried the card in my wallet. It shows the wear of time and the trust a parent had in their child. I know it like I know my grandmother’s phone number. I...
