annual meeting january 26
10:30 am service only

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Right from the beginning, before I go any further, I’m going to ask yall to do something. Take the red Book of Common Prayer in front of...

We’re coming upon something…I don’t know if you’ve noticed…you probably have. Surely, I’m not the only one. But we are – all of us –...

There’s a story I heard a while back. It’s about three different people who died at the same time. A secular humanist, a mystic, and a...

I learned that a friend of mine was attacked by a shark last week. It took out his whole left side. I couldn’t believe it when he told me...

There’s this painting by the artist Caravaggio titled The Calling of St. Matthew. Sometimes his Baroque era paintings seem like the...

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Today is the fourth Sunday of Easter, traditionally called Good Shepherd Sunday. Which sounds nice, right? But for the preacher…it...

A few weeks ago Georgia Swift gave me a booklet with a map of all the Texas State Parks. I tell you what…I love a good map. I do. I don’t...

I grew up watching old movies. That’s what my family did. It’s pretty much all we watched as kids. Loved it…thankful for it…all the...

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We’re still talking about conversation this week. Last week we saw how layers of a conversation unfolded between Jesus and Nicodemus, one...

On Ash Wednesday I preached a sermon that included a story about my grandmother startling all her noisy grandchildren into this silent...

I would like to thank everyone for being here this morning, on this Annual Meeting Sunday. For those of you visiting or unfamiliar with...

If you walked the streets of Corinth in the first century…you’d notice some things. You’d notice the hustle and bustle of commercial...

I absolutely loved Monica’s sermon this past Sunday. If you missed it, go find it online and give it a listen – you’ll be glad you did. I...

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This morning is the third and final sermon in a series called One bread. One cup. One love. The guiding question being, in such a...