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Back too Ecclesiastes for the Second Sunday of Easter. A time to keep and a time to throw away. Hope you had a beautiful Easter, and thank you for stopping to listen. Peace, Tex

The Lord is risen! He is risen indeed! Following is an Easter message and an invitation to believe that God has swallowed death forever. Praying this finds you well and looking ahead to whatever the future holds. Peace, Tex

Palm Sunday: Loud and Desperate crowd greets Jesus as he enters Jerusalem. Join us at Alpha for in person worship! Peace, Tex

Welcome! A time to seek and a time to lose will be the subject of today’s message. We can lose what we have sought because we failed to seek that from which we can never be separated – the love of God. Peace, Tex

“Fare Well” is the title of today’s message from Ecclesiastes 3:5 & Mark 14. Remember, we are gathering for in person worship starting this Sunday at 10:00am! Peace, Tex

Alpha Presbyterian will be open for in person worship beginning March 14 at 10:00am and every week after! The following message is a reflection on Ecclesiastes 3:5a “A time to cast away stones and a time to gather stones together.” Thank you for listening. Peace, Tex

Important Announcement! Alpha Presbyterian is opening for in person worship March 14 at 10:00am. Today’s message is on Ecclesiastes 3:4b “A time to mourn and a time to dance.”

Greetings and thank you for being with me today. This first Sunday in Lent, let us take time to consider how God would have us live out our lives as God’s beloved. Mark 9:1-15

The following is a series of thoughts triggered by Ephesians 3:3 “a time to tear down and a time to build up”. They start in the Garden of Eden, stop in Ephesians and consider briefly, Robert Frost’s “Mending Walls”. It’s about 5 minute too long and another 10 minutes too short. Thank you for yourContinue reading “A Time to Tear Down and A Time to Build Up”

A time to kill and a time to heal spells to the human condition and offers hope. Hope your week has gone well and you find some rest this Sabbath, even if it is Super Bowl Sunday. Peace, Tex