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God’s Encouraging Word of the day

“Happy are the people whose strength is in You, whose hearts are set on pilgrimage.” Psalm 84:5 God tells us to be happy more times in scripture than any other command. Just think about that for a moment. Commands such as “rejoice,” “be of good cheer,” “do not be afraid,” …

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The Santa Fe Pizza Report

The Bite A Love Letter to Santa Fe Pizza Artful slices, unforgettable places, and a city that understands sharing food. Welcome to the only source for artful, bite-sized stories and diverse perspectives on the New Mexico food and drink scene. This week, we’re tackling one of life’s most important questions: …

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The 25th Annual Mesilla Valley Amateur

Dear Golfers, Please mark your calendars for one of Southern New Mexico’s premier amateur golf events!   The 25th Annual Mesilla Valley Amateur returns to New Mexico State University Golf Course on Saturday and Sunday, August 22–23, 2026.   We are excited to celebrate 25 years of competition, camaraderie, and …

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Infanticide Bill PASSED

In California, a baby can be left to die up to 28 DAYS after birth – and the law says: Don’t ask questions. A born, breathing, month-old infant. Dead. No investigation. They quietly swapped one word – replacing “prenatal” with “perinatal” – erasing newborns’ legal protection one definition at a …

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New Mexico’s Abortion Crisis After Roe

History was made four years ago when the United States Supreme Court overturned the unconstitutional and tragic Roe v. Wade decision, returning abortion policy to the states. While the pro-life movement celebrates this momentous occasion nationwide, New Mexico has unfortunately seen the greatest expansion of abortion since its legalization in …

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Israel and Lebanon Discuss IDF Withdrawal

The fifth round of talks between Israel and Lebanon opened yesterday in Washington. According to The Jerusalem Post, the primary topic of discussion was the creation of pilot areas within the security zones established by the IDF in southern Lebanon. These areas would allow the IDF to withdraw while the …

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U.S. Forest Service adds long-sought protections to limit health risks for wildland firefighters

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service along with the Department of the Interior today announced new steps to reduce hazardous exposure for federal wildland firefighters during the 2026 fire year. These actions include expanded access to N95 respirators on the fireline, required training and standardized decontamination protocols. Wildland firefighters …

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How to survive your next forest adventure

How to Survive Your Next Forest Adventure Have fun, stay safe, and don’t let a great day outdoors turn into an emergency. Getting outside is one of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of national forests and public lands. Whether you are hiking, camping, biking, swimming, or just spending …

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Reflections: His Boundless Abundance

And my God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:19   While imprisoned in Rome, the Apostle Paul penned a letter of encouragement to his fellow believers in Philippi. Paul thanked them for the material support they gave him and firmly …

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