159-La Bahia Becomes Goliad
The Mexican Government issued a decree to officially change the name of La Bahia to Villa de Goliad.
Feb 24, 2023•8 min
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158-Travis Pens Famous Letter
William Barrett Travis writes that famous letter asking for help at the Alamo. The Texian Soldiers were outnumbered by the Mexican soldiers more than 5-1.
Feb 17, 2023•7 min
157-Growth in Jesus
Jesus used the analogy of the mustard seed in a parable he told about his kingdom.
Feb 10, 2023•9 min
156-Birthplace of the Texas Flag
“Once he completed the Lone Star flag design, he took it to President Lamar for approval.”
Feb 03, 2023•9 min
155-Pirate Jean Lafitte
After helping General Andrew Jackson defend New Orleans in ther final and deciding battle in the War of 1812, he moved to Galveston. He wouldn’t stop his piratye ways though, and he was forced to leave.
Jan 27, 2023•8 min
154-Texas Spices
From the Texas Chili Queens of the Alamo City to William Gebhardt from New Braunfels, and even a Swiss immigrant from New York, they all played a big role in Tex-Mex Cuisine.
Jan 20, 2023•8 min
153-Offatts Bayou
Offatts Bayou played an important role after the Great 1900 Storm. Work crews dredged the bayou to get the dirt to lift the island anywhere from 3-17 feet.
Jan 13, 2023•7 min
152- It’s a New Year
God makes it clear in Matthew 6:33-34- "But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to as well." In otherwords live one day at a time.
Jan 06, 2023•8 min
151-Happy Birthday Texas
The republic of Texas is annexed by the USA in December of 1845, and became the 28th state in the United States.
Dec 30, 2022•8 min
150=Mama
“Mama took care of me during the day while my parents were at work. She is also where I learned about God.”
Dec 23, 2022•8 min
149- Dad and Me at Christmas
When the guy working at the radio station Christmas morning called in sick, I knew I had to go on the air. My dad joined me, and we had the best time.
Dec 16, 2022•7 min
148-Christmas Enough
It’s a story of love between two singer songwriters, and when his wife died suddenly he wrote a Christmas poem.
Dec 09, 2022•8 min
147- A Lesson in Giving
Some people give to the needy expecting recognition and applause, but that’s not what God wants.
Dec 02, 2022•8 min
146-Twin Sisters
When the United States took a neutral stand toward the rebellion in Texas, the people of Cincinnati, Ohio stepped up, produced, and sent two six pound cannons to the people fighting in Texas. These cannons played a big part in Texas winning independence from Mexico.
Nov 25, 2022•8 min
145-NoTsuOh Festival
At the turn of the century in 1900 The city of Houston only had 4500 people living here. City leaders were trying desperately to create something big, like Mardi Gras in New Orleans. So they came up the NoTsuOh Festival. Quote- “This celebration was held for almost 20 years.” Best Minute- “It was a Fall festival that included parades, balls, college football games, and a carnival midway.”
Nov 18, 2022•8 min
144-Father of Houston Heights
Daniel Denton Cooley, a prominent businessman, and real estate developer purchased over 1700 acres of land, just north of downtown Houston. In 1891 it was one of the nation’s largest real estate projects.
Nov 11, 2022•7 min
143-Will of God
God’s will is not going to be changed. However God uses the time to change us and our hearts to understand his will.
Nov 04, 2022•8 min
142-Fisher Chapel
The historic chapel that was taken apart board by board and moved from Barbers Hill to Mont Belvieu.
Oct 28, 2022•8 min
141-Clapping Hands
A young girls idea at a Major League Baseball game became very popular at most MLB ballparks.
Oct 21, 2022•9 min
140-Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Established in 1972, Guadalupe Mountains National Park has scenic views of West Texas, Maple and Hardwood trees, and 80 miles of trails.
Oct 13, 2022•8 min
139-Dad Accepts Jesus
My dad was dying. He believed in God, but had never been saved. He was turned off of religion because of fake preachers and TV evangelists. But he finally accepts the ultimate free gift that Jesus offers to everyone.
Oct 07, 2022•7 min
138-Pearland
The history of how an area called Mark Belt became Pearland over the years.
Sep 30, 2022•7 min
137- Holy Trinity
This explains how God is one being, who exist in three persons.
Sep 23, 2022•9 min
136-Driving in Houston Traffic
There are a number of things that can get you in trouble driving in Hosuton traffic. Just about anything from driving to slow in the fast lane to tailgating someone. The best thing is to drive friendly.
Sep 16, 2022•8 min
135-Trust God
By trusting God each and every day, your faith becomes stronger and your relationship with God becomes stronger.
Sep 09, 2022•8 min
134-Come Closer to God
Even though it seems life works against us, it’s important to have closeness with God. Be intentional and find ways to spend time with God.
Sep 02, 2022•8 min
133- Happy Birthday Houston
186 years ago (in 1836) the Allen Brother purchased some land along Buffalo Bayou, and named it after General Sam Houston.
Aug 26, 2022•8 min
132- Do Not Judge
The Bible gives us scripture after scripture that warns if we judge others, we will be judged by the same measure.
Aug 19, 2022•7 min
131-Point Bolivar
A land known as Parrsville was used by pirates, and transients. It was used by the Federal Government during the civil war, and it’s home to the Point Bolivar Lighthouse.
Aug 12, 2022•8 min
130-Marvin Zindler
Episode Summary- After leaving the Harris County Sheriff’s office, Marvin Zindler was hired by Houston’s KTRK TV Channel 13 to create the role of Consumer Reporter.
Aug 05, 2022•8 min
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