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God‘s Encouraging Word of the day

“And which of you by being anxious can add a single hour to his span of life? And why are you anxious about clothing? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin, yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not …

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Remembering the Harvest

Following the summer grape-growing season comes the fall ritual of harvesting grapes for wine. It’s a tradition built around good fruit, good timing, and plenty of helping hands. Winemaker Brook Brooks of Last Ditch offers a meditation on this collective ritual, where many hands—and even a few feet—help transform freshly …

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Where Emergency Response Runs Deep

For most of the year, Lynne Chastain-Carpenter, MaryGrace Bedwell and Tray Hall work in different parts of the Forest Service with responsibilities that typically have little connection to fire suppression. But when called, they leave their day jobs behind to head to a wildfire where their specialized emergency response skills …

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AM/FM Radio Dominates In-Car Audio Among Young Americans

Edison Research’s latest Insights report finds that AM/FM radio remains the dominant ad-supported audio platform among Americans ages 13 to 34 when they are listening in the car.   The report, based on Edison’s Share of Ear data, found that Americans ages 13 to 34 spend an average of just …

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God’s Encouraging Word of the day

“So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” 1 Corinthians  10:31 This verse seems very straightforward, almost too easy to understand even. Of course God loves it when we praise him and we thank him for the delicious food and …

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Get your ticket to An Audio Journey: Folk Music of New Mexico and Beyond

Musician and State Historian Rob Martinez An Audio Journey: Folk Music of New Mexico and Beyond  Thursday, September 17th | 4:15 to 5:30 p.m. New Mexico State Historian Rob Martinez presents an engaging musical demonstration exploring New Mexico’s rich Mexican and American music traditions through his personal relationship to music. This performance includes songs by great …

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Stand with God’s People

Flags of Fellowship Brings Communities Together in Remembrance and Solidarity Flags of Fellowship is bringing individuals, churches, synagogues, and universities together across the country in a shared act of remembrance and solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people. At the heart of the movement is a display of 1,200 Israeli …

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What Happens When We Forget Our History?

We’ve all heard the warning: Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. But Michael Hamilton believes there’s more at stake than avoiding the mistakes of the past. For Christians, understanding history can deepen our faith, strengthen our convictions and better prepare us to lead in the future. On …

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Jim Doyle watercolor exhibiton

The Aspen Way: Watercolor Landscapes by Jim Doyle Comes to El Zaguán Historic Santa Fe Foundation presents “The Aspen Way,” an exhibition of watercolor landscapes by Santa Fe-based painter, author, and musician Jim Doyle. The exhibition will be on view at the Gallery at El Zaguán on Canyon Road from …

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Gods Encouraging Word of the day

“Therefore let him who thinks he stands take heed lest he fall” 1 Corinthian‘s 10:12 This verse is really a reminder for all of us: no one is ever above messing up. The moment we start thinking we’re solid, disciplined, or past certain struggles is usually the moment we’re most at risk. Confidence …

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I’ll never forget this…

I remember it like it was yesterday. President Trump was running for his second term in office. He had just survived an assassination attempt the nation will never forget. At Family Policy Alliance, we knew that this election would be a turning point in American history and that the result …

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Cruising for Sopapillas

As a New Mexican Catholic kid, I always assumed that the “manna from heaven” from the Exodus story must be something like sopapillas—soft and light, golden and fluffy, a little sweet, a little crispy, and satisfying all on their own. Truly, if manna were anything, it had to be sopapillas. …

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