Last Sunday we were invited to join the Jimenez family for an afternoon in the park. We have been friends for more than 20 years and our daughter married into the family 15 years ago. Picnics in the park are a Texas tradition and families stake out their spot to make sure they don’t get

That’s a phrase I heard a lot in my wife’s Filipino culture. The people were very friendly, eager to please, and the decisions weren’t too serious. After we got married, I didn’t hear it as much from her because the subjects were more serious, and our decisions had consequences. It wasn’t like that when I

My crossHis lossHe knewwhat He must doIn the garden He prayedfor me He stayedFor me He was faithfulthough I wasn’t gratefulFor my healing was whippedHis flesh they rippedHis painmy gainHis life did giveThat I might liveOn the cross He diedHis mother criedIn a tomb He laybut rose the third dayAll that did leaveI must believeHe

Hondo, Texas doesn’t sound like the birthplace of a winner. It isn’t much of a town now and must have been less 74 years ago when he was born there. What a place to start out, as it is too far from San Antonio to benefit from their jobs and there wasn’t much of a

I heard Pastor Bob describe Brother Robert Garcia as the “nicest person” and “everybody liked him” but I love him. I love Brother Robert and his dear wife, Sister Mary! I first met him 25+ years ago, when I became an usher at our Church in La Vernia, and he and his brother Carlos trained