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Keith Collier was sworn in to position 6 on the South Limestone Hospital District Board of Directors Tuesday, Jan. 28. This position has been vacant for some time.

All of us have physical and emotional needs. It is alarming how many hours adults and children spend in front of computer or monitors allowing AI to provide information on every subject we can imagine. A computer cannot replace our emotional and physical needs for basic life. Christians have drifted away from reading the bible in place of videos or some strange person teaching religion on the internet. King David said concerning God’s Word, “thy Word have I hidden in my heart that I might not sin against thee.” Nothing can replace personal bible memory. Just to prove this consider how many Bible verses you can recall from memory today? How many bible stories can you share with others to help them with emotional or physical needs. “And this is the confidence we have in him, that if we ask any thing according to his will, he hearth us.” Where is God’s will located? Only in the bible and a lack of its study produces weak Christians. Only God can provide the emotional and physical needs we may have? A good place to start is Psalm 119.

As with the article a couple of weeks ago that looked at the candidates appearing on the March 3 primary ballot for county positions, this week shifts to the broader picture: who will appear on the ballot for state, district, and area races in both primaries. To streamline coverage, we will focus only on contested races, with a more in-depth look at the primary winners— who will advance to the November ballot—coming later.