by Karl Ihfe

What is your mission? Do you ever think about that?  I believe most people don’t.  And if I’m being honest, I’d have to lump myself in that category as well. I can get so focused on getting through my day that I don’t stop to consider the purpose and direction of it in the first place.

by Matthew Benfield

I had a friend in college who was troubled by the high bar Jesus seemed to set. She pointed to Matthew 5:20: “For I tell you, unless your righteousness exceeds [perisseuse] that of the scribes and the Pharisees, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.”

by Betty Mullican

Broadway is well over a 100 years old. It has seen its highs and lows, but God has been faithful. For a long time I wished for some outreach work that our people could get passionate about to give us more meaning and purpose. Broadway is “made for more.”

by Rodney Thomas

1 Peter 2:9 –  But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people who are God’s own possession. You have become this people so that you may speak of the wonderful acts of the one who called you out of darkness into his amazing light. CEB.

This past year was the 25th anniversary of the classic Disney movie entitled The Lion King. Released in June of 1994, it’s the story of a young lion, Simba, who is set to succeed his father Mufasa as King of the Pride Lands. In an evil plot twist,

by Tracey Horne

There is one who walks unassumingly among us at Broadway. He moves along slowly, stooped from injuries received in military service, and gently greets those in his path with a kind smile.

by Karl Ihfe

Have you had a “Matrix” moment recently? Based on the 1999 sci-fi movie, it’s that moment when facing a decision you realize that no matter the choice you make, things will never be the same. Red pill, blue pill. I’ve faced several of these moments in 44 years.

by Tracey Horne

For most of our families, school now has been in session for just over two weeks and things are starting to feel somewhat routine as a “new normal” is established. For the Babcock family, party of six, that “new normal” reaches far beyond the afternoon dismissal bells as the whole family spends much of their week connected to the Lubbock Independent School district world.

by Karl Ihfe

Have you ever tried to learn something new? Maybe a hobby, a second language, or a computer program? When I was a kid my parents would take me, my sisters, and my brother to the mountains of New Mexico to go skiing.

I love to ski, I don’t get to do it much any more, but I sure love it. But you know what I don’t love? Learning how to ski.

by Rodney Thomas

Have you ever been to Glen Rose, Texas and seen the footprints of prehistoric creatures that are preserved in the rocks there? They are fascinating; they look so clear; many of them look like
they were made yesterday, and yet scientists tell us that they were made millions of years ago.