Is There Anything Too Hard for God?
On the night of July 10, 2025, I came across a deeply moving story shared by a family affected by the devastating floods in Central Texas. The floods had struck suddenly and violently on the morning of July 4th—a day meant for celebration, marked by independence, family gatherings, and joy. Instead, communities faced overwhelming tragedy as historic flash floods swept through the Texas Hill Country, submerging homes, camps, and entire neighborhoods. With over 100 lives lost, many still missing, families shattered, hearts broken, and a region in unimaginable grief, the weight of the tragedy settled heavily on anyone who cared to follow the events from Central Texas. Sitting quietly in my living room, the depth of the family's loss and the broader tragedy of the floods from July 3-4, gripped my heart, and tears began to flow freely. Camp Mystic, a cherished haven for generations, became an epicenter of sorrow with profound loss—but the grief didn't stop there. Surrounding commun...