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Ever wondered how a simple dish like chili could spark such heated debates in Texas? Well, saddle up, y'all, as we embark on a culinary and cultural rodeo, where black-eyed peas aren't just a New Year's tradition but a gateway to the soul of Texas. Our latest episode stirs the pot with my very own twist on a classic chili recipe and invites Anthony and Lucas to throw down their gauntlet on the beans-or-no-beans controversy. We're not just talking food; we're connecting hearty Texas dishes with the warm, bold spirit of sharing our faith in the workplace. This conversation is as rich and layered as the flavors we're simmering on the stove.

As we wax poetic about our beloved Lone Star State, you're in for a visual feast, from the quirky streets of Marfa to the panoramic skies of West Texas. We recall the awe of prehistoric wonders at places like the Waco Mammoth Museum and share tales of dinosaur tracks near Lake Granbury that leave footprints on your heart. But it's not all about the past; we also delve into forming genuine workplace relationships, serving with a servant heart, and creating opportunities to share life's deeper values. Join us for a journey that's about as vast and varied as Texas itself, where every mile traveled and every story told deepens our connections and enriches our lives.

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  In the most adverse of circumstances, Paul offers imperatives resulting in a peace that surpasses all understanding.

 Throughout the entirety of scripture the word “behold” is held forth as an assurance of hope for the people of God

#BeholdHope 

 The punchline of forgiveness is no laughing matter.

#AHauntingDestruction

Though many have sought to reduce faith down to nothing more than the intellectual belief of certain truth claims, we hauntingly aware of the expectations of true belief.

 Some are so haunted by constant worry, it’s as if all of life is about waiting for bad things to happen.

 What are the giants that haunt your fears? There is another reality in which your life can exist.

 Whether the baseball diamond or Federal court, one maxim remains constant, “Three strikes and you’re out.” 

The disappointment that God often says “No” to our prayers, can easily cloud the miracle that he answers at all.

What could you possibly have in common with a prophet like Jeremiah? At one time or another, we have all been riddled with feelings of inferiority.

 If it were possible to move beyond the regrets of the past, would you be interested? And all the people said, “Amen!”

Christianity is not a religion of sanctuary decorum but a warfare for the soul of every person in the trenches of life.

#fitcheck

 Out of all the major questions you may anticipate having to answer in the course of your lifetime, there is only one that carries the weight of eternal consequence.

After mentioning in every chapter various patterns of destructive speech, James closes his letter by holding forth the one redeeming form of speech that is practiced exclusively by the church.

#AboveAllElse

 In dealing with adversities of this present life, James offers an answer no one wants to hear: Patience.

#WhyWait?

 #HelpWanted

 If we imagined life as a business to be built, is yours being built to last? Or does it represent the flavor-of-the-day fads and trends that seek to capture the moment?

#BuiltToLast