Buffalo Hump had a diabolical vision. The year was 1840, and the Comancheria (Comanche land) was being invaded by hordes of settlers from...

Texas history is full of interesting stories. Let me share one about the town of Pecos. It's about perseverance, vision, and...

The Alamo in San Antonio is rightly named the “Cradle of Texas liberty.” This Catholic mission was first established in East Texas, and...

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...

Gladys Bingham grew up in Beaumont, Texas, and loved to play outdoors. A committed Christian, Gladys faithfully attended church and...

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...

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...

The Battle of Palmetto Ranch, near Brownsville, Texas, is often referred to as the last battle of the American Civil War. Sometimes...

Last week, we left our little lamb asleep in the manger next to the newborn baby Jesus. Runt was happy and safe. The next morning, Runt...

Several years ago, I wrote a children’s Christmas story that still has value today. Hope you enjoy it. Long ago, on a cold night, a baby...