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Lake Brownwood may not be the biggest lake in Texas... but between the history, the beauty... and a little bit of faith woven in... it's gotta whole lotta soul.

In April of 1968 San Antonio hosted Hemisfair. It was a fair that helped shape the Alamo City.

The Texas Medical Center in Houston is the largest medical center in the world.

The Texas Independence Trail is a journey that takes you through some of the most important places in the story of how Texas won its independence from Mexico.

A quiet moment to reflect on Holy Week and the hope and promise it brings to people of faith all around the world.

Pasadena is famous for a lot of things...  the movie "Urban Cowboy" and Gilley's, the refineries, and strawberries.

The Addicks Reservoir and Barker Reservoir were built in the 1940s to help Houston with flooding problems.

German and Czech immigrants came to Texas in search of freedom, faith, and fertile land, trusting God.

Just north of Houston is a small town called New Caney. Hard working families shaped this town that feels like Texas through and through.

The Hermann Park Train has carried generations of Houstonians around the park for many years.

A small Texas town that'll shoot straight with you!

God doesn't want us to live in fear. When the world feels like a giant standing in front of you... God is still bigger.

There's a tiny spot in East Texas that once boomed big... it was Fostoria, a sawmill town. Now it's just a reminder of Texas history.

William Wright Baldwin founded the city of Bellaire in 1908.

The history of a place that helped connect Galveston to the mainland.