GOD & TEXAS: Calvert, Texas
With a population of 10,000, Calvert was once considered the fourth largest town in Texas. Calvert had the largest cotton gin in the...
GOD & TEXAS: 2 Broken Men in El Paso
Upon entering the Church of St. Clement in El Paso, worshippers are captivated by the stained glass windows illustrating scenes from both...
Elevator going down?
Did you hear about the couple from Mexico City who decided to visit Chicago? Jaime and Maña saw all the wonderful sights, and then had...
GOD & TEXAS: Love Story
“Love is a lot like a toothache. It doesn't show up on X-rays, but you know it's there.” That quote by comedian George Burns sums up the...
GOD & TEXAS: Texans love their Bibles
Houston Texans quarterback C. J. Stroud loves the Bible. Stroud usually tapes scriptural admonitions to his left wrist that include...
GOD & TEXAS: H. Wilson & Co. Pottery
“Yours, for God and humanity.” This was the profound and customary closing to letters written by Pastor Hiram Wilson. Why is he...
GOD & TEXAS: Discontent in Content
Founded in Colorado County during the Civil War, Content, Texas, never flourished. The main strength of their community was the Methodist...
GOD and TEXAS: Texas Prisoners
What are you willing to do to live in freedom? In pioneer Texas, settlers faced this very question. Otherwise peaceful colonizers had to...
GOD & TEXAS: Mier Expedition
The 18-minute Texan victory at the 1836 Battle of San Jacinto was stunning and decisive. Following the win, Texan General Thomas J. Rusk...
GOD & TEXAS: Moses Shipman
When Moses crossed Oyster Creek in 1825, he could not have imagined that this property would one day accommodate Big Daddy’s Fireworks...