Category Archives: Sermons

Labor Day weekend! Hope this finds you all well and resting. This message is about our resistance to changing our minds. It took a foreign woman seeking healing for her daughter to change the mind of Jesus. When was the last time your mind was changed? Peace,Tex

I have been trying to post this sine 5:00 this afternoon. Left it to be with friends for dinner and when I returned, it told me, “taking a while to post.” Reposting now after taking Maia out – she couldn’t wait till I reposted! Anyway, I apologize for the delay. The message is from JamesContinue reading “Purely Religious”

A short message on staying with your church, especially if you are thinking of leaving. This is a reflection on John 6:56ff. where many of Christ’s disciples deserted him and he asked the inner 12, “Do you also wish to go away?” Peace, Tex

“Loved, No Matter What!” is the title of today’s message inspired by the Biblical record of God’s granting King Solomon wisdom. 1 Kings 2: 10-12, 3: 3-14 Peace.

“You Are What You Eat” – A hard look at the meaning of Christ’s “I am the bread of life statements in The gospel of John chapter 6. Peace, Tex

Continuing the story of David and Bathsheba and the consequences of our actions – good and bad! Peace, Tax

A look at two kings and thier divine right. Are the rights we have as the children of God anything like those of these two kings? Thank you for tuning in. Peace to you, Tex

Today my message is an interpretation of a story about God telling King David that he was not to build a house for the Ark of the Covenant. A disappointment for David, but a revelation for us. Peace, Tex

Stinking-Thinkin is the title of today’s message. So many of us are subject to it, but don’t have to be. It’s genesis is shame and it’s antidote is the unconditional love of God. Thank you for your time. Peace, Tex

“Fear of Words!” There are words directed towards us that we fear hearing. They are used to keep us in our “place.” We encounter them in Mark 6:1-13. Greetings and a joyous 4th of July! -Tex