On the evening of October 1, 1835, the congregation slowly gathered for the sermon. It was “open carry” in this small town, and all the...

Recent blogs have presented selected events of early Texas history, and how God impacted the lives of the heroes who fought for our...

Texas History is exciting. But aside from the fascinating stories of truth and legend, there is an underlying theme of reliance upon God...

Growing up in San Antonio, I visited the Alamo many times each year. In fact, Joske’s Department store (my Mom’s favorite), was just a...

As a native Texan, I was raised in San Antonio, attended high school in Dallas, and college in Waxahachie. Though I have lived in the...

One night, when I was eight years old, I was laying on my back in our front yard looking into the NOTHINGNESS of space and counting...

In a box of my Dad's old books, I found the August 1971 issue of Readers Digest. There was a funny story in the “Humor in Uniform”...

The cookie jar was empty when mom asked little David, “Did you eat the last four cookies?” Of course, he denied eating them and expressed...

You have probably noticed that there is a strong desire among people today to re-write history. It was common in ancient times for the...

The big black Tahoe had been signaling to get into my freeway lane for a mile. Though I waved him over, he didn't make the move. Finally,...