Hello!  As you may have noticed a few weeks ago I had posted a notice about looking for volunteers to help me on a new TV show we're producing with 3ABN.  Last week I spent the week at their studios in southern Illinois.  Here's a little update...

For the first time ever, all five Tar Heel Final Four Most Outstanding Players were in the same place at the same time.   The 2017 Carolina National Champions had mingled with nearly two dozen other Tar Heel National Champions before the Louisville vs. Carolina football game.   Ever since the Dean Smith era, Carolina’s basketball team has been known as a family. He treated every individual player manager the same, and reminding them to give back to the community in addition to being a basketball player. All of the former players from the 1980s, we came back for Coach Smith. And now they are coming back to honor Coach Roy Williams. Former players always express love towards their former teammates, and coaches.      1 Corinthians 1:10 states “I appeal to you, brothers and sisters, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree with one another in what you say and that there be no divisions among you, but that you be perfectly united in mind and thought.”
  Love is a very important and needed emotion in life, especially when it comes to your family. When we are born, family is the first thing we usually learn to love, and where we learn the meaning of love from. As we grow older and study the Bible more, we learn that we are to love God first, and family is only second to God.  

To tofu or not to tofu? To haystack or not to haystack? The past few weeks the same topic keeps coming up in conversations. Our church has a unique health message.

Larry Prout Jr. has been battling physical ailments since his birth, but after 90 surgeries, he gets his wish: A Michigan football offer.

"This is like an apocalypse! Fire in some places and water in another! It's like what the Bible describes as the end of the world! Has anyone feIt earthquakes?" I heard someone say this week.

Friends, today I come to you to ask us to unite in prayer for the people picking up the pieces in Houston, as well as the people that recently got hit in the Caribbean, as well as the people that are about to get hit this weekend in the south. 

Hurricane Harvey has been causing destruction throughout Southeast Texas since it made an appearance last Friday.

I've had the pleasure of helping clean up after hurricanes. You might be asking right now, "Mr. Rolf, how is cleaning up a pleasure?"

So last week we all had fun trying to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse, or at least a partial eclipse.  If you are an amateur astronomer you will want to pay attention to this blog....TODAY.