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Faith, Family, and Friends

By Nanette Johnson | September 25, 2022

My roots were planted in a home that consistently focused on faith, family, and friends. My father was a pastor and modeled how to shepherd people well. My mother loved teaching children and serving in the church. My sister and I began serving in the church, alongside our parents, as soon as we were old…

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The Most Important Book

By David Butts | September 22, 2022

I was visiting some friends in their home recently and I saw something on their refrigerator that caught my eye. It was a picture of me and their son. I was giving him a Bible. Each year I have the privilege of giving the 1st graders a Bible as a gift from our church. This…

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A Cord of Three Strands

By Connor Torrealba | September 22, 2022

One of the most beneficial practices in my spiritual walk has been intentional discipleship through small three person groups called Triads. A few years ago, I was reading the call to “Go, therefore and make disciples…” in Matthew 28:18-20 and felt conviction – how was I actively making disciples in my lifestyle? It would have…

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Thoughts for a High Schooler

By Tanner Watson | September 21, 2022

Howdy!  So, you feel called to ministry in high school?  First, that is amazing!  God calls all believers to a life of purpose, but he does not call everyone to a vocational ministry.  While this is not something to boast about, a call to vocational ministry is certainly something worth celebrating.  I was in that…

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Family Rhythms

By Nanette Johnson | September 20, 2022
Fall Family Rhythms

I love Fall! For Texans, Fall finally brings some relief from the scorching Texas Summer heat! Fall also brings some familiar family rhythms that help settle the roller-coaster of summer schedules. There is something about Fall Rhythms that convey a homey-comfort and peace. I’m thankful for rhythms of life that God created and set into…

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How Do You Make a Habit?

By Tara Tomes | September 19, 2022

Have you ever wondered what motivates people to stick to a fitness routine? How can someone stay so consistent? There are many reasons why one is willing to stay on track while implementing a healthy lifestyle. For example: -Having a well thought out workout regimen -Setting a goal -Making/having time in your schedule -Having a…

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Washed, Sanctified, Justified.

By Brad Echols | September 18, 2022

Washed, Sanctified, Justified. What do these words mean to you? Paul uses them in 1 Corinthians 6:11 to paint a powerful picture of someone who has been transformed in the name of Jesus by the Spirit of God. We have been washed clean from our sin by the mercy of God. Our lives are no…

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A Different Kind of First Day

By Kurt Krodle | September 18, 2022

For the past 26 falls, I have sent and prayed over students in the churches that I have served as they have begun new school years.  First, it was about 20 students from our church in the community of Cash in Hunt County.  Then, God took me to northwest Tarrant County to Saginaw, on to…

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Just Add Water

By Chelsea Judkins | September 16, 2022

Now that the school year is in full swing, you may deal with the occasional reality of feeling overwhelmed. There are SO many things to get involved with, so on top of demanding schoolwork, you may be juggling sports, theater, music, or jobs, while also trying to stay connected to your friends, family, and church……

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