Sermons on New Testament (Page 36)

Sermons on New Testament (Page 36)

Build Up

This Sunday, Pastor Christopher leads Worship with an exploration of connection as love through the lens of Paul’s letter to the church in Ephesus.

Feed the World

This Sunday we conclude our Healing Hands series. Sunday’s message includes the familiar story of Jesus feeding a large crowd as we explore with our youth the ways that our faith meets both our practical needs as well as our spiritual needs.

Draw Crowds

This Sunday we continue our Healing Hands series. Adam Marshall-Lopez asks “Are we drawing a crowd?” What did that mean for Jesus? What does it mean in our complex world today?

Become Known

This Sunday we continue our Healing Hands series as Pastor Christopher brings a message inviting us to consider the reputations of John the Baptist and Jesus.

Send Forth

This Sunday we continue our Healing Hands series! We continue to explore Jesus’ healing work, and this week explore how an experience of healing prepares us to go into the world as disciples.

Bring Life

Today’s message compares two stories of healing, one embedded within the other in the gospel of Mark.

Trinity = Community

This Sunday we celebrate Trinity Sunday while we begin a new sermon series on Community. Come for a time of learning, but also time to get to know one another during this series designed to help us build connection!

A New Life in the Spirit

This Sunday we celebrate Pentecost Sunday as well as 50 years since the merger that established The United Methodist Church. We’ll enjoy a short informational video about our heritage and an inspiring message from Pastor Christopher.

Hearts Full of Love

This Sunday we conclude our series on Les Misérables with Jesus’ ascension into heaven and his promise of the Holy Spirit. We also hear a full medley of music from Les Mis, including a few pieces we haven’t heard in other parts of the series!

Sacrifice

This Sunday we near the end of our series on Les Misérables with Jesus’ commandment to love one another as we have been loved.