Chuck Hartman is a journalist based in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. He writes for local newspapers including The Daily Advance, The Daily Reflector, and Circleville Herald. Chuck's articles often focus on topics such as spirituality, community, and the joy and love associated with holidays like Christmas.
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Chuck Hartman's articles predominantly consist of opinion editorials, with a focus on seasonal themes and Christian perspectives. If you wish to reach out to him, consider sharing personal narratives that align with his themes of Christianity, Christmas, New Year, peace, joy, hope, identity or faith.
Given the local geographic focus on North Carolina and Elizabeth City in the United States reflected in some of Chuck's writing topics such as "Christmas love", he may also be interested in pieces that highlight community events or individuals from these areas who embody the spirit of the seasons he often writes about.
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By: Chuck Hartman
A comical anecdote by stand-up comedian Emo Phillips comprises two individuals on a bridge. One contemplates jumping, while the other attempts to discourage him from doing so. The discourager inquires of the jumper, “What faith are you?”
By: Chuck Hartman
During a Christmas holiday classroom party, a young girl came to her teacher with a gift bag that was unmistakably re-used. As naïve as any unpretentious child, the youngster stated,
By: Chuck Hartman
King Solomon recorded in Ecclesiastes 3:1 that for everything, there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven. In the natural world, we have entered the fall season. As we consider autumn, I am reminded of a beautiful poem By Joyce Rupp titled “A Prayer for Autumn Days:
King Solomon recorded that for everything, there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven (Ecclesiastes 3:1). In the natural, we have entered the fall season.
By: Chuck Hartman
“Fall,” according to Merriam-Webster, means to move or extend downward, to subside or abate. Interestingly, the dictionary discusses fall as in “one fell” or “to extend downward,” not “fall” as in the season. Yet this definition is fitting.
I was reading an article titled “Letting Your Leaves Fall” by Rachel Wojo. In her article, she writes:
Autumn, one of God’s four seasons, is a breathtaking display of His creative power. The leaves, adorned in shades of red, orange, yellow, and dark burgundy — almost purple — are a testament to the exquisite artistry of our Heavenly Father. The beauty of this season, so vividly captured by many human artists on their canvases, fills us with awe.
Autumn, one of God’s four seasons, is a breathtaking display of His creative power. The leaves, adorned in shades of red, orange, yellow and dark burgundy — almost purple —
By: Chuck Hartman
James, Jesus’ half-brother, wrote in James 1:17 that every good and perfect gift comes down from the “Father of Lights.” Autumn is undoubtedly one of God’s good and perfect gifts. Still, autumn is like a matryoshka doll — a significant gift filled with smaller gifts.
By: Chuck Hartman
Surprisingly to some, the Bible contains some eerie stories. Scripture has enough spooky tales to keep M. Night Shyamalan open-eyed all night long.
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