Seguramente usted esta cansado, por no decir harto, de la situacion en Honduras. Esta cansado de ver como desaparecen los beneficios por los que usted paga impuestos. O, esta harto de nunca ver esos beneficios. Seguramente usted le da LIKE (Me Gusta) a los posts en Facebook de usuarios como Anonymous Honduras, Indignados, NotiBomba, etc. y siente un furor en su corazon por toda la injusticia. O bien, esta harto de ver violencia e injusticia en el resto del mundo. Yo tambien s

When I was a teen about to be a high school graduate, I remember thinking of my lifetime goals. My first goal was: Do not get married at 19, or 20, or 23. See, my mother was married at 19 and I always thought she had “wasted her good years”. Of course, now I know that was a lie and if she hand’t gotten married when she did I would probably not be in this world. She became a mother at 21. (Hats off momma! I don’t know how you did it!) Well, I finally got married at 30 (wait..3

Are you a friend? Do you wish you had more friends? Do you wish you had better friends? To answer these questions, we must first define the word “friend”: American English Dictionary – A ​person you ​know well and like a lot, but who is usually not a ​member of ​your ​family Oxford Dictionary – A person who acts as a supporter of a cause, organization, or country by giving financial or other help; A person whom one knows and with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typic

If you’re an avid Christian music listener, you MUST know where my title for this post comes from. Yes, it is from the song How He Loves by the David Crowder Band. If you have not heard it, please see the link to the video below. I can’t tell you how many times I hear this song on the radio, because I drive a lot to get to work (1.5 hours each way), and on way I’m always listening to KSBJ radio (www.ksbj.org), because if you’re in Texas and you’re a Christian, this the statio

God and His servants do not seize to amaze me…let me repeat that, AMAZE me. God’s people, my brothers and sisters in Christ are always up for anything, they are the “Here I Am” of these modern days. I would love to share a story with you of a fellow Texan, future student of Texas A&M (Go Aggies!) this Fall and friend of two other special friends, Tristan and Nicole Monterroso, pastors in the most beautiful island in the world: Roatan, in Honduras. Without further adieu, pleas

Isn’t this the “thing” these days? Going viral? Yep. Log on to Twitter and you’ll see a list of #trendingtopics on the left side. Log on to Facebook and you’ll probably see the same video posted by many of your friends, or liked pages. It seems going viral is a very important achievement in the internet’s 30-second fame era. When I was in high school, if you went “viral” it didn’t mean anything good. Although that was probably not the word used back then (and I’m NOT that old

In previous posts, I’ve hinted or perhaps told you about part of my story for the past year. However, I feel I need to share a little more in order for you to completely grasp why it has been the happiest year of my life. When you think or hear this “happiest time of my life” what usually comes to mind are events like a marriage proposal, a wedding, a new baby, a new job or anything similar. Yes, those are very happy moments in a person’s life (I sure do hope so), but it isn’