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In this awe-inspiring episode of The Texan Edge, Tweed Scott takes us back to November 1833 — the night the heavens themselves seemed to fall. Settlers across the Texas prairie watched in fear and wonder as thousands of meteors turned the night sky brighter than day. What they thought was the end of the world became a lesson in awe, faith, and resilience. Tweed reminds us that when life looks like it’s falling apart, sometimes it’s just the universe reminding us to look up — because what feels like chaos might just be another masterpiece in the making. 

Show Notes: 

• 🌠 Shout-Out: Kay in Florida — who watches rockets launch from her backyard. This episode’s for you!
• 🌌 Story: November 1833 — the night the stars fell on Texas. A true frontier moment of fear and wonder.
• 📖 Historic Detail: Settlers described the sky “alive with falling stars,” bright enough to turn night into day.
• 🙏 Reflection: When life feels like the sky is falling, maybe it’s not destruction — it’s divine design.
• 💫 Takeaway: Resilience shines brightest after the storm. Step outside, look up, and remember — those same stars still shine over Texas tonight.
• 📣 Call to Action: Share this story with a friend and join our growing Texan Edge community. Because this podcast isn’t just talk — it’s a Texas state of mind.

This isn't just a podcast, it's a Texas state of mind.