Ephesians 4: 32 says, “Be kind, compassionate, and forgiving to each other, in the same way God forgave you in Christ.” In this modern age, it feels like everything is broadcast online. It’s difficult to pinpoint where it began- was it the numerous silly reality shows? Was it the early Youtube videos of people dancing […]

Surviving the Island Summer Season A hot, humid and sweaty greeting from the island! I hope everyone is doing well, and hanging in there with this brutal high pressure staying over us, and creating this prolonged sweltering heat. There are certainly tropical storm advantages to having this high pressure over us, but dang, it could […]

Pastor Joane has challenged us to study what she is calling “Route 66”. There are sixty-six (66) Bible Books, and we are attempting to preach from each one. While reading in II Kings, I noticed that Scripture records a little boy sneezing seven times. Why did God have that event recorded for our discovery these […]

So I spend a lot of time writing about things that happen to me and how I perceive them and at times that is to be expected, as most of us ‘scribblers’ base their writing on personal experience. Writing also lets you examine other people the way a painter might examine the subject matter of […]

Island History and Summer Holidays Greetings from the barrier Matagorda Peninsula Island. I hope that everyone is doing well, and adjusting to this south Texas pre-summer heat. I swear, the older I get, the hotter and more unbearable these summers seem to get. While I’m thinking about it, I’m often asked about why I refer […]