Faith: How Can Comparing Ourselves to Others Keep Us From Hearing Jesus?

“If Jesus told me to follow him, I’d try, but I’d probably look back to see who else was coming,” says Ava, 10. “If my little brother was coming too, I’d want to make sure he didn’t mess it up.”Peter had a similar moment. In John 21:15–19, Jesus had just restored Peter with amazing grace.

Ag: Fenceline Chatter

Erath Extension Agent Lonnie JenschkeRodent ControlNo one likes to talk about rats and mice, but they are a fact of life. All the rainfall has created a lot of grass and undergrowth which are ideal conditions for these vermin.

Bulk Fiction

I’m not sure what fundraisers try to sell to grade school kids today, but when I was a kid, it was books. The school would hand out a pamphlet to each kid with a wide selection of paperback and hardback books we could buy.

Phillips named girls AD for Lingleville

Tony Phillips joined Lingleville ISD this month as head girls athletic coordinator, stepping out of a 4-year retirement to return to a coaching career where he helped lead basketball teams into the playoffs 36 times.Phillips comes to LISD with 36 years in education, 35 as a coach/teacher and one as...

Where are they now? Favi Pantoja

Favi Pantoja grew up watching her parents persevere through hardships to give their children a better life. Seeing their work ethic and the care they put into their relationships shaped Pantoja’s perspective on the world. “I really learned that success isn’t just handed to somebody,” she said.

Faith: Showing Off the Bread

In Exodus 25:23-30, we read about a table God told Moses to have made. It was constructed from acacia wood (which was a wood that would have been available in Egypt.

Faith: What Can We Learn From Jesus Making Breakfast?

“If Jesus made me breakfast, I’d hope for chocolate chip pancakes,” says Ella, 9. “And maybe a side of heavenly bacon.”It’s a fun thought, but what Jesus served on the shore of the Sea of Galilee after His resurrection wasn’t sweet or crispy. It was bread and fish.

Ag: Fenceline Chatter

The fall armyworm (FAW) is a common pest of bermudagrass, corn, sorghum, and small grains. We commonly see FAW after late summer and fall rains on good, lush forage. However, we have already had a pretty good flush of FAW’s in the county, meaning there is certainly potential for a larger outbreak.

LettertotheEditor

STOP 765kV We have come a long way in the last 6 months, but the fight is not over! You have submitted your testimonies & protests, have gone through the hearing in May, and now are in a waiting period. However, there is more we can do. Our voices need to continue to be heard!

Dublin Cannot Save Its Way to Prosperity

Dublin should help build the water line for Emerald Ridge. This is not because City Hall has money to spare. It is because Dublin cannot afford to keep saying no. We are proud. We are strong.