Best of Walker Moore

When you think of the heroes of faith, you think of names like Paul, Peter, Moses and Abraham. But there are many heroes of the faith who risked their lives for the advancement of the Gospel whose names are known only to God. These men and women don’t think of...

After 20 years of use, our washing machine bit the dust last week. The one before it also lasted 20 years, so I don't have much experience in buying washing machines. When I began to look for the next one, I wanted to take my two sons into consideration. I won’t live...

I recently got a call asking if I would join Daniel Gil (pictured with Walker above) at an event in San Antonio, Texas. I am a huge fan of Gil. If you’re not familiar with him, he is the reigning champion of the televised contest called “American Ninja Warrior.” He...

My youngest grandson, River the Peacemaker, just turned 2 years old.  From the time he wakes up until he goes to sleep, he is wagging his little tongue as fast as he can. His speech brings a smile to this old man’s heart as he talks without a full set of words. “Where...

While I was growing up, there were three great days in the life of young Walker. Christmas topped the list; my birthday came second (I think there was a theme going on here), and then the first day of summer vacation. Do you want to know what day made the bottom of my...

In 1966 I was 15 years old and bought my first car. It was a 1954 Plymouth Belvedere 4-door sedan. In those days there were two kinds of cars, one class was called “Babe Magnets.” Guys drove those cars to attract pretty girls. They just wheeled into the local Dog ’n‘...

Growing up, I didn’t need the Internet. Instead, I had a Montgomery Ward catalog. Not only could you use it to find and order just about anything made, but you could break one or two of the Ten Commandments within its pages. Back in the day, we considered three things...

I grew up in the generation that wrote letters. We didn’t have email, texting, Facebook or Twitter. We did have a telephone. My parents were a little more modern than my grandparents, who still had a hand-cranked phone on the wall. But phone calls were expensive,...

I have enjoyed each season of our sons’ lives. I enjoyed the early stages of them learning to walk, talk and become miniature human beings. I enjoyed their elementary school years, watching them do sports and put on school programs. I enjoyed seeing them get married...

He was thirsty. River the Peacemaker, 2 years old for only a month and lacking several inches of height to reach the 3-foot mark, stood looking up at the water fountain. He was thirsty. He could feel the dryness in his throat, but looking around and seeing no adults,...