Linda Buishas “Give them my love.” It’s what I often say to someone when asking them to pass on a message to a loved one for me. “Please give them my love.” I assume it’s understood that I wish that the love I have for them be conveyed to them by another. But when God…
Cris Thompson The Catholic Community welcomed North Texas Catholic magazine editor Susan Moses to the Nov. 11 meeting. Traveling to the Holy Land during the current conflict might not seem like the best idea but, in fact, it offered some unique opportunities, as we heard in her presentation “Sights, Sounds, and Surprises—a 2025 Voyage to…
Pastor Tony Jeffrey Jim Denison, PhD, founder of Denison Ministries, tackles this question in his Biblical Insight to Tough Questions. Reportedly, a college professor attending a church conference in the 1870s said, “I think we are living in a very exciting age.” The presiding bishop asked him, “What do you see for the future?” The…
Virgil Lee, Senior Pastor, New Life Church Can you hear it? The hustle and bustle of the holiday season—the laughter, jingling bells, and warmth of shared moments. As Christmas lights brighten neighborhoods and carols fill the air, I ask myself: What is this season truly about? Is it just traditions, decorations, and gift exchanges? Or…
Paul Harwood Christmas is the time to remember His birth And tell others why God sent Him to earth. I haven’t heard anyone say, “Merry Christmas,” or smile But I guess I should in a little while. They all have this tired look on their faces As they hurry to shop at all the places.…
Tim Malone Savoring peace in retirement refers to the mindful and deeply appreciative experience of tranquility, freedom, and emotional well-being that often comes with leaving the workforce. It’s not just about relaxing—it’s about embracing a slower pace of life, finding joy in simple moments, and reconnecting with oneself and others without the pressures of a…