What grade do we give ourselves for being a Christian?
I taught on the Parable of the Sower on Sunday (Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23).
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Treating sports injuries with non-surgical sports medicine physicians
Whether you are a trained athlete or a weekend warrior, you can face injuries that can sideline you from your team or your beloved hobby.
How Herb Kelleher got Southwest Airlines off the ground
Herb Kelleher became the face of one of Texas’s most popular airlines by the 1980s.
It's time that we determine our destination
My business is a serious one. It really is a matter of life and death.
Congress must pass multi-cancer early detection bill
My story is not unlike that of many others who have heard those devastating words, “You have cancer.”
Gail Borden's impact on Texas independence, condensed milk
Success is never a straight line. Gail Borden’s story is how an Indiana farm boy with almost no formal schooling went from being a Texas revolutionary and editor to a celebrated inventor and wildly successful New York factory owner.
Passing the friend test means loving at all times
Proverbs 17:17 tells us that a “friend loves at all times.”
Luke Clayton: Wind Point Park, past and present
This past week, I had the opportunity to take a step back in time to Wind Point at Lake Tawakoni.
Lawrence "Sul" Ross left a legacy on government and education
John Adams, the nation’s second president, once wrote, “I must study war and diplomacy so that my children may study math and science and that their children may study art and philosophy.”
Letter to the Editor: We choose what to follow
As we have seen recently, both locally and from afar, there is a feeling of discontent amongst the natives. We rail against the conditions, against the results from which we refuse to be a factor in, just a consumer of.