The importance of the Red River Valley expedition, Part II
The Red River Expedition of 1806 was supposed to be another in a string of scientific triumphs for the United States as it explored the new territories of the Louisiana Purchase.
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Jesus died for us, so we need to live for Him
Easter is coming up and I’m wondering what kind of long-term impact Resurrection Day is going to have on the average person that will be in attendance on Easter Sunday.
Luke Clayton: Fun on the creek
White bass or sandbass as they are called in North Texas is one of the most widely dispersed and often easiest to catch of all the species we anglers target. Did I mention they are also excellent eating? I know, I know, they have that ‘red meat’ strip down the side of the fillet that can give them that ‘fishy’ taste.
We never know when it's our time to go
I’ve got a friend on Twitter that every morning he tweets, “Jesus is alive. And that changes everything about today.” That’s truth, and that’s a heavy truth, and we have to deal with it in a very serious way.
Luke Clayton: The Big Event is almost here
Seven years ago my friend Lee Buffington (Friendlee) who is a well known radio personality in northeast Texas, told me he had an idea he thought I might be interested in. “Luke, let’s plan the first “Luke Clayton’s outdoor Rendezvous.
Why addressing obesity in 2025 still crucial
Dr. Mazen Iskander, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Waxahachie Obesity rates have decreased slightly for the first time in decades. This progress reflects… Login to continue reading Login…
The importance of the Red River Valley expedition, Part I
The Louisiana Purchase of 1803 sparked a new wave of exploration in the United States as a number of expeditions were commissioned at the direction of President Thomas Jefferson to explore the new American frontier.
We need to take responsibility for our lack of spiritual knowledge and maturity
Remember when we were all on Zoom? Back in the day I would meet with a great friend on Tuesday mornings over Zoom, and we would go through the Book of Psalms. We always had more questions than we had answers, and I was always challenged not only by God’s Word but also by the conversation.
A President’s Day note from Judge Todd Little
Todd Little, Ellis County Judge The third Monday in February is probably the most overlooked national holiday for Americans. To most, Presidents’ Day is nothing… Login to continue reading Login…
Seeking legislative solutions to the PFAS problem
Jonathan Sharp, guest columnist For some time now, perfluoroalkyl and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) chemicals have been a growing concern for public health as these substances are linked with several human diseases…