Minnie Stacey was a clandestine prostitute at the Dew Drop Inn in Woodward, Oklahoma. When she was brought before the court on obvious...

Recently, Sue and I attended a family reunion in the thriving community of Holt’s Summit, Missouri. From Texas, we traveled through the...

What comes to mind when you hear the number 300? If you are a student of Texas history, you will immediately think of the Old 300...

As families gather at the Thanksgiving table, some will notice changes from last year. A new baby may have been born, or a dear loved one...

Recently, I read an inspiring story about U.S. Army Chaplain Capt. Emil Joseph Kapaun, a native of Pilsen, Kansas. Capt. Kapaun served...

As you know, I receive many questions about the Bible through my webpage www.davidroseministries.com. Some of the people who write me are...

Looking over the loving crowd at the funeral for a cancer-stricken friend, I remembered the old Turkish proverb, “No road is too long...

Stuart was the rebellious son of a preacher and refused the “narrow” road, and chose the “broad way” of riotous living. Because alcohol...

Do you remember sweet Pecos cantaloupes? For more than a century, the west Texas town of Pecos harvested and shipped the sweet melons...

It was American author Og Mandino who wrote: “I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness because it...