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VIRGIN RIVER Star Loves Being a Dad: 'Most Rewarding"
14+ hour, 51+ min ago (583+ words) For Benjamin Hollingsworth, fatherhood has turned ordinary family moments into lessons about patience, perseverance and the fleeting nature of time. “The days are long. They’re really, really long, but the years fly by,” the actor said in a Movieguide® interview....
Falcons Rookie Surrenders Each Day to God
1+ week, 2+ day ago (425+ words) After making the Atlanta Falcons 53-man roster, defensive star Malcolm DeWalt IV shared a powerful prayer before their game against the Miami Dolphins. “Dear God, You are good, faithful and true. I can give You my life, my eternity, my…...
GOOD LUCK CHARLIE Star Wants Jesus to ‘Drive the Car’
2+ week, 1+ day ago (550+ words) After years at the center of a cultural fight, GOOD LUCK CHARLIE actress Leigh-Allyn Baker is ready to trade political commentary for the thing that first drew her to acting: making people laugh. “I don’t want to be a fighter....
Why This Former Football Star Warns Against 'The Familiar Hell"
3+ week, 2+ day ago (283+ words) Comedian Anjelah Johnson and former football player J.B. Copeland have an important message about choosing the familiar over the unknown. Johnson agreed, saying she often finds herself “choosing the comfort” of familiar discomfort. “It’s uncomfortable. I know it’s going to be…...