W e are talking about Psalm 23 – the Shepherd’s way today. Let’s cover The Lord is my shepherd. You ever notice how we like to be in control? We plan, organize, make lists, and then—life happens. And suddenly, that plan? Out the window. But Psalm 23 reminds us that we don’t have to be in control because we have a Shepherd who already is. “The Lord is my shepherd; I have all that I need.” That verse alone is like a deep breath. It’s David’s way of saying, “God’s got this.”

Today we’re talking about Stacking Stones, Standing Strong. You ever notice how we collect little things as reminders like ticket stubs, seashells, maybe even a rock from a special place? It’s our way of saying, “I want to remember this moment.” Well, in the Bible, people did that too—but their souvenirs were often stones. Joshua and the Israelites, after crossing the Jordan River, stacked stones to remind future generations of what God had done. Those rocks weren’t fancy, bu

Today we’re talking about Hope in the Hands of God , really focusing on the scripture of Psalm 33:20–22 (NLT): “We put our hope in the Lord. He is our help and our shield. In Him our hearts rejoice, for we trust in His holy name. Let your unfailing love surround us, Lord, for our hope is in You alone.” You know, there’s a lot of noise in our world today—so many voices telling us where to put our hope. Maybe it’s in a job, a relationship, or a plan we’re trying to make work.

You know, loving your neighbor sounds simple—until you realize how many different kinds of “neighbors” we have. The kind who wave and say hi, and the kind who test your patience before 8 a.m. But Jesus didn’t give us any exceptions. In Mark 12:31 , He said, “Love your neighbor as yourself.” That means loving people even when they’re hard to love, showing grace, choosing kindness, and being patient in moments when it’d be easier not to be. It’s the kind of love that reflects

Demetra, Ann, Annette, Jack Many years ago, God showed Ann Henderson a vision for what is now Rainbow of Hope Texas (ROHT) . Years later, while out riding motorcycles and looking at property, she and her husband, Jack, came upon a place with a blue arena and a silver star. Ann knew instantly—it was the realization of what God had spoken to her years before. They were able to purchase the home and land surrounding that arena and lease the arena and barn, which includes classro