Join us on Monday, Dec. 12 @ 7:30pm for “Let it Be, Christmas” the Gospel according to to Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Paul, George and Ringo. Experience this contemporary rendition of the beloved Nativity story
Spiritual Med School For six weeks we have been practicing a “cardiology of the soul” and examining situations and conditions that keep our “spiritual hearts” from fully beating for God (i.e., “heart” in bible refers
The Great Revealing If you are a religious or history geek, you have probably heard of “The Great Awakening[s].” The first Great Awakening occured in the early 1700’s when the gospel spread through the
Getting Away from Day With social media and interconnected telecommunications providing immediate access to horrifying events all around the world, it takes real effort to separate ourselves from the violence that is constantly unfolding. Ask
Trouble Makers? This Sunday’s reading from John 4 is a well-known conversation between Jesus and “the woman at the well.” John makes it clear in the passage that, “Jews do not associate with Samaritans” (v.
Call to Conversion If you enter our sanctuary and look up to observe the beams overhead and the decking between the beams, it is not hard to envision the same sight while peering down from
Call to Conversion In our current sermon series in which we are inviting God to examine the condition of our hearts, marriage provides a great metaphor for our call to be God’s partners
Reflecting Home Gerrit Dawson wrote an article a number of years ago about hearts seeking their home in God. He compared that longing to the separation family members feel when a loved one is away
When our family was serving as foreign missionaries in Zimbabwe for the UMC in the early 1990’s, one of our primary tasks was to help get the beginnings of the campus ready for the School
Stewardship Moment – Dan Stubbs