Broken Windows, Dead Roses, and Brown Patches
I remember it well. We were in the Williamsons’ backyard, playing our usual brand of neighborhood baseball, a mix of […]
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Hope for Heroes Texas, Kendall County Featured Hero: Manny Casarez
When Fire Chief Manny Casarez pinned the firefighter’s badge on his son, it wasn’t just a career milestone – it
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A Gentleman’s Code: What It Still Means to Be a Man
July is when the flags come out – on porches, in parades, on the backs of pickup trucks heading to
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Watering Your Own Grass
In spring 1989, coach Terry Morris taught the importance of “blooming where you’re planted,” emphasizing that fulfillment isn’t found in better circumstances but in embracing one’s current situation. Easter symbolizes transformation from within, reminding us that life can flourish even in hardships. Trusting God’s plan allows us to experience renewal daily.
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Faith & Leadership: Work Heartily, as for the Lord
As March Madness unfolds, basketball fans everywhere agonize over brackets that inevitably unravel by the first weekend. It’s a season
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Faith & Leadership: A Call to Serve
As I reflect on nearly four decades of coaching and directing athletics in Boerne ISD and teaching a weekly Bible
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