Hannah Regier

 Last Friday evening,  I was driving home from Dallas Seminary and it started to rain and the sun was out. Making a perfect rainbow. I was able to capture this picture from the window from my car (and yes I was at a stop light).  It reminds me of God’s faithfulness and promises that he’ll never flood the earth again and for us in our daily walk with Him. I always enjoy little reminders, especially during the  hard times. Life can be hard sometimes, but God’s faithfulness to us will never end. He will never fail us.  He is with us no matter what.  Just small reminders of God’s faithfulness to us. It can be as simple as sunset over the lake, rainbows or just nature you see around you.  Then God said, “I am giving you a sign of my covenant with you and with all living creatures, for all generations to come.   I have placed my rainbow in the clouds. It is the sign of my covenant with you and with all the earth.” Genesis 9:12-13 (NLT)

I thought I would write something fun for a change.  Have you always thought of it was like working for a radio station? I know I have in the past few months. My favorite Christian radio station is 90.9 KCBI. I have met quite a few people there and became friends with the morning show host Caryn Cruise. She and her husband Jeremy do the morning show. I have been up to KCBI quite a few times and it's always fun to see what it's like woking behind the mic.  Here's a fun little interview I did with my friend Caryn. Seeing what her perspective and what is like for her to work for a radio station.  What was your dream job? When I was a kid I wanted to be an artist. In fact, I went to college as a commercial art major.  Have you always wanted to do radio as a career? No! It never crossed my mind. After my first year of college I decided not to return.  There was a Christian radio station in my home town.  Friday nights they had a Christian rock show hosted by a g...

Happy April! April comes in so many colors as flowers bloom. My favorite flowers are especially the Texas bluebonnets. April I always think of Easter. A time to reflect on what Christ did for us on the cross.  Palm Sunday, when Jesus rides on a donkey on the streets and people shouting Hosanna and ending it with Jesus’ resurrection on Easter Sunday. On Good Friday, is when they crucified our Lord. He paid the price for our sins so we didn’t have to.  May we never forget what He did for us. Even after Easter as the year goes on, let’s not forget what He did for us. He will always be with us no matter what. Good Friday might be a day of mourning, but I hope it’s still a good day knowing what Jesus did for us. Then three days later, He resurrected, Easter morning.  The angel said to the women, “Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified.   He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay.” Matthe...

It’s starting to feel like spring time here in Texas, even if we have a week left of winter. Flowers are starting to bloom, the warm weather is starting to show, and the spring rain season is upon us. Do you ever go outside in your backyard or just anywhere in town and just think of how the Lord makes each season?  I enjoy watching the flowers bloom and seeing the cold turn to warmth.  The Lord is our creator. He’s the best artist in the world. He makes each flower bloom, the butterflies sitting and getting pollen, the bees that make honey from the pollen, and watching the birds chirp.  The next time you are outside walking, sitting in your backyard, or driving around town, just remind yourself that God created all the flowers, birds, insects, animals, and so much more. I love little reminders like sunsets or sunrises. Then God said, “Let the land produce vegetation:  seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that bear fruit with seed in it, according to their variou...

 Have you always loved watching the sunrise or sunsets over the beach, mountains, in your yard or just anywhere in general. I certainly do. I’ve always loved watching sunrise (if I get up in time) but I normally love sitting out at White Rock Lake and or Rockwall Harbor and watching the sunset on a summer evening.  I love seeing the beauty of sunsets and sunrises that the Lord has made. He’s the best artist and creator in all things. Psalm 19:1 comes to mind when I watch sunsets. I love seeing the heavens light up and knowing there is a God out there. When life seems to be upside down sometimes, just find a little reminder, that everything is going to be okay. For me, it’s sunsets but maybe for you it’s something different. Just know the Lord is always with you know matter what yo I are going through.  This also gives me another reminder, that my life verse has is Jeremiah 29:11. He has a plan for you and if you don’t what’s next in life. “The heavens declare th...

 Four years ago about now, I never knew what the next 2 days was going to be like. A year that was normal for 2.5 months.  Four years ago, on March 12th was my last time to be in a movie theater for like over a year, and then the next day, I get notified about not meeting for church that Sunday, places closing, etc. The Lord taught me a lot that year, I learned a lot, started appreciating the outdoors more, got closer to friends even though we were apart, and so much more. I experienced so much. I was able to get out of comfort zone by going to new churches and meeting new friends. I never thought that I’d be able to leave my church for a bit and try something new on a Sunday.  Who knew four year later, we’d be talking about this and it’s all history now. The first three years didn’t seem to hit really me till now.  Thanks for reading!  Jeremiah 29:11  PC: Don Regier