Today’s message is about trust. The danger of allowing fear to influence our decisions is displayed in the scriptures on which I reflect this afternoon. Peace, Tex

Trinity Sunday has us contemplating Impossible Truth. It is not how fully we understand what we believe, but how what we believe affects our lives. Peace, Tex

Pentecost Sunday! A day to wear red symbolizing the flaming tongues described in Acts 2. I have chosen to speak about Dreams as a way God has of inspiring the Faithful, in my message, “An Old Man’s Dream” Peace, Tex

“A time to weep and a time to laugh” is a quote from Ecclesiastes. It is the one phrase I skipped in my series on the “Preacher’s” reflections on life’s search fo meaning. I was not ready when it came up, but will give it a go now. Pray it…

A time for war and a time for peace. Does one follow the other? Is peace the absence of war? How do we find peace in a immoral world? Greetings and Peace, Tex

I am going to offer some thoughts on “A time to love and a time to hate,”a phrase from Ecclesiastes 3:8 What is the true nature of love and how do we handle our hate? This Sunday, Orthodox Christians are celebrating Easter! Christos anesti! Peace, Tex

“A time to keep silence and a time to speak” in Ecclesiastes is the basis for an ethical discussion concerning what to say, how much today, how we say it, and when it is appropriate to say what is on our minds. How do we discern the “truth?” Peace, Tex

A time to tear and a time to sew. As the events around us tear at the fabric of stability, let us consider what and when and why we would tear and how we would take the time to sew. Peace, Tex

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