Caryn & Jeremy in the Morning

A little boy named Cross wanted a Jesus-themed birthday party — complete with Bibles and salvation bracelets. Proof that God can move through even the smallest hearts.

Sometimes people will say things about you that aren’t true. But God sees the truth. The weapon may form... but it won’t prosper. 

So apparently the biggest “corn maze” in Texas… isn’t even made of corn. It’s grass. Sorghum Sudangrass, to be exact. I don’t know what that is, but I feel betrayed.

“Whoever does not have these characteristics is nearsighted and blind…” Wait – what characteristics? Faith, goodness, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, kindness, and love. That’s what 2 Peter 1 says keeps us grounded in truth.

It’s amazing how God can use anyone to do something good — even a 4-year-old with a bag of toy animals.

Some weeks feel like everything’s falling apart. But what if that’s the setup for God to move? Peter’s story in Acts 12 reminds us — the same God who broke chains then is still breaking them now.

Less than 2,000 people live in Sunray, Texas, but with our help, they could win $1 million. Cast your daily vote and help this community!

If you step outside God’s will to get something you want, you’ll have to stay outside His will to keep it. God says to trust Him, stay faithful, and let Him shape your desires.

There’s a woman in Texas who will show up with pumpkins and hay bales and make your porch adorable. Jeremy’s plan? Start “Pumpkin Porch Pirates” to haul them away when fall's over, and feed them to farm animals. 

Jesus paid the price for my sin, and instead of giving me the bill, He gave me the reward. That’s love I never want to take for granted.

Just like lukewarm water isn’t useful on a hot Texas day, a lukewarm faith doesn’t refresh anyone. I’m asking God to keep me ready and alive in Him.

A mom’s decision to attend church opened the door for her son to share what God was already doing in his life. Now, they’re beginning a new journey together as a family.

Anger doesn’t solve problems, it multiplies them. God’s Word calls us to let it go and choose kindness instead.

Both our cars broke down on the same day… but instead of complaining, Jeremy reminded me to thank God for the good things that were still there. Gratitude doesn’t erase the hard stuff: it changes how you walk through it.

Pruning never feels good... but it’s always for good. Sometimes God asks us to let go of things that aren’t bearing fruit so He can grow something better.

Five-year-old McKenzie learned the hard truth about kindergarten: no naps. Her reaction is priceless… and honestly, kind of relatable.

Feeling drained? Psalm 23 reminds us: “He refreshes my soul.” God restores what the world wears down - just like cold water on a hot Texas day.

So apparently, the State Fair of Texas now has its own shoe! Adidas made sneakers inspired by the fair – red, white, and blue with the Ferris wheel and even the shape of Texas on the bottom.

We can’t take houses, cars, or bank accounts with us to heaven. But the people we point to Jesus? That’s eternal.

Uber in the sky? Starting next year, you might be able to order a helicopter through the Uber app. Would you try it?

It’s okay to treasure the “good old days,” but don’t miss what God has ahead. The best part of your story hasn’t happened yet.

At a 3-year-olds' soccer game, one little hug stole the show. Sometimes kids remind us what matters most.

Remember those school essay prompts: “Who do you admire?” If I were writing it today, my answer would be simple... Jesus.

Your neighborhood page might have free furniture or baby clothes. Ours? A tarantula. With seven legs. And yes… someone actually wanted it. 

It’s been a heavy week. Grief, questions, even a deep ache over the brokenness of our world. But I’m holding onto this: when things feel dark, Jesus’ light shines even brighter.