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Times to Remember II with Winds Beyond the Wichita and Other Songs of a Great American Century centers on life in the region from Northwest to North central Texas. Large ranches occupied much of the area a generation or so before the Civil War, and about the time of the war, settlers began to squeeze in between the ranches and Red River to farm the rich soil. Many of these settlers moved into Texas to escape the devastating affect of the war. My forebears on both sides migrated to the area north of Dallas, and soon after the turn of the century, both my father and mothers families moved about...

Footsteps of the Saints is presented by a prologue inspired by W. T. Conner," whose enduring legacy lies in his thirty-nine year teaching career at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, as described by Peter Lumpkins of peterlumkins.com, and Peter Lumpkin states that Dr. Conner distinguished himself as preeminent Southern Baptist theologian during the 1930's and 1940's and that this was because he was more aligned with biblical teachings "than other systematic approaches to God's Word, such as Calvinism." Some systems lie heavily on passages of Scripture whose interpretations are...

In celebration of unprecedented freedom.-The Liberty Edition of Footsteps of the Saints recalls the sermon of George W. Truett from the steps of the Capitol in Washington D. C., in 1920, in which he challenges America to "look back to the days of Washington and Jefferson and Madison, and back to the days of our Baptist fathers who have paid such a great price through the long generations that liberty-both civil and religious-might have free course...." His sermon brings to mind many of the heroic efforts of the Saints that eventually led the formers of the new nation to grant unprecedented...