by Scott Walsh
Incomprehensible—that’s the only way to describe what happened to Robert Rogers and his family on the night of August 30, 2003.

The Rogers family was returning from a wedding in Wichita, Kansas. Robert’s wife, Melissa, 33, was driving, and their four children were buckled in and fast asleep in the minivan: Makenah, 8; Zachary, 5, who was born with Down syndrome; Nicholas, 3; and 21-month-old Alenah, whom Robert and Melissa had adopted from China just six months earlier.
It was a 200-mile drive back to Liberty, Missouri, and it was raining as Melissa merged onto I-35 to begin the three-hour drive home. It had been raining all day; in fact, it had been raining for two days straight, virtually nonstop.

As they approached the halfway point .... READ MORE!

Praying Under Friday Night Lights: Lessons from a Football Drama

by Jason Johansen
It seems prayer and sports have always been connected. In honor of Zeus, the ancient Greeks would kill and feast on 100 oxen during each Olympic Festival. Though we don’t do animal sacrifices quite the same way (I still consider it mandatory to consume at least one hot dog at sporting events), prayer and sports still go hand in hand. As proof of this we need look no further than the critically praised television show ... READ MORE!

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