Month: July 2026

Foundational Doctrine for a Modern Wilderness

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The Perfect Geological Storm of the Permian Basin

July 23, 2026 BBQGRAIL 0
At first, the Permian Basin might seem like just another spot on the map. But its story is a blend of ancient geology and a dash of unexpected history. The Permian Basin holds more significance than most people realize, making it a fascinating subject for exploration. The Permian Basin gets its name from the Permian geologic period. Deep below our […]
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Filipino Cajun Fusion BBQ: Tony Ramirez Cookbook Review

July 21, 2026 BBQGRAIL 0
Barbecue comes with a lot of rules if you listen to the purists. They argue about wood, brisket temps, and even sauce on ribs. All those rules can make outdoor cooking feel stressful instead of fun. If you want to free your grill from the rule-makers, take a look at Tony Ramirez’s cookbook, Backyard BBQ with Fire and Spice. You […]
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“Thus Saith the Lord” Today

July 19, 2026 Larry Gaian 0
The phrase “thus saith the Lord” first jumped out at me while I was reading 1 Kings and 2 Kings. I had seen it before, but this time it kept popping up, almost as if the Holy Ghost wanted me to pay more attention. After a while, it stopped sounding like old Bible talk and started to feel like a […]
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History of Prairie Skyscrapers

July 16, 2026 Larry Gaian 0
If you drive across the flat Texas Panhandle, you will notice giant concrete towers sticking out like sore thumbs. Locals call them “Prairie Skyscrapers.” Today, most look completely abandoned. What on earth is their story? These ghosts are the hilarious, stubborn results of economic shifts, federal policies, and intense engineering. Why the Prairie Skyscrapers Stand Empty Back in the 1940s, […]
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About Affiliate Links

July 12, 2026 BBQGRAIL 0
Just so we’re clear: If you click on some of these links and buy something, the brand kicks back a small percentage to me as a thank-you. It costs you $0 extra, but it helps me buy more charcoal, wood chunks, and premium ribeye. If I link it, it’s because it earns its place on my grill grate or library […]
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Church Should Feel Like Home

July 12, 2026 Larry Gaian 0
The other day, I drove past a local church, and their sign made me hit the brakes: “Church Should Feel Like Home.” At first, I found myself nodding and thinking, “Yes, absolutely.” Then my very LDS reflex kicked in, and I thought, “Okay, but—home should feel like church.” That’s when it hit me: both are right. When the church feels […]