GOD & TEXAS: Toyotas in the Alamo City
We stopped at a red light next to a new Toyota Tundra pickup truck. On the side of the Tundra, there was an emblem with a star that read...
GOD & TEXAS: Mary Austin Holley
Mary loved Texas! And as a nationally known author, that love permeated her literature. Stirred by her writings, many people from the...
GOD & TEXAS: Chief Buffalo Hump
Buffalo Hump had a diabolical vision. The year was 1840, and the Comancheria (Comanche land) was being invaded by hordes of settlers from...
GOD & TEXAS: Pecos, Texas
Texas history is full of interesting stories. Let me share one about the town of Pecos. It's about perseverance, vision, and...
GOD & TEXAS: Neglected Alamo
The Alamo in San Antonio is rightly named the “Cradle of Texas liberty.” This Catholic mission was first established in East Texas, and...
GOD & TEXAS: The Secret Tree
As a boy living with my parents in South Texas, I recall us occasionally driving out to the countryside for a day trip. There were no...
GOD & TEXAS: Spindletop Hill
Gladys Bingham grew up in Beaumont, Texas, and loved to play outdoors. A committed Christian, Gladys faithfully attended church and...
GOD & TEXAS: The assassination of Robert Love
As a pastor, I have been at the bedside of parishioners as they stepped out of this life into Eternity. Some were able to say a few words...
GOD & TEXAS: Is Egypt in Texas?
There was an unusual “burial” in Egypt, Texas, in the Spring of 1836. After the Alamo fell to Santa Anna, the Mexican army continued east...
GOD & TEXAS: The Battle of Palmetto
The Battle of Palmetto Ranch, near Brownsville, Texas, is often referred to as the last battle of the American Civil War. Sometimes...
