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How to Lose without Being a Loser
A cracked batting helmet. Wet golf clubs. Upturned equipment tables. A shattered tennis racquet. Each one points to a social flaw—the inability to lose. We have come a long way
Fashion Tips from God
The fickle world of fashion is difficult to keep up with. One week, plaid is in, the next week plaid is for the fashion illiterate. Fashion tips help shape this
Encouraging Our Kids
Tonight, during class time our youth will get the opportunity to display some of the events they have been working on for Leadership Training for Christ, or LTC. I hope
THE POWER OF ONE HOPE
Welcome to April, where the winds bring Lubbock dirt, overturn trucks, and slam car doors on your leg before you can get it in the vehicle. I hope they can
Be a Dog, Not a Cat
Dogs or cats? That debate may never be settled, but someone observed, “When you feed, shelter, and care for a dog, the dog thinks, ‘Wow, this guy must be a
Inside Christianity
Two Brothers A warm fall day found two brothers walking in the sand along the beach, each burdened with shovels and pails. Sitting back-to-back, they began building their dream castles.
Crossing the Line
Schoolboys on the playground often draw lines challenging each other to tell whose side they are on by crossing the line. Jesus once drew a similar line in the sand,
No Place I’d Rather Be
This is part of a daily devotion written by David Maxson from the Northwood Church of Christ. The reason I chose this is that it closely mirrors what I have
Blazing the Trail
During the late 1970’s and early 1980’s Michael Landon and Melissa Gilbert lit up the small screen portraying members of the Ingalls family of Walnut Grove in Little House on
