In today’s post, Pastor Michelle continues the discussion of John Wesley’s Three Simple Rules and how they are still very relevant in our lives today. Read Luke 7: 11-23 and consider the questions below as you prepare for Sunday’s sermon, “Do Good.” Questions for reflection: What’s the difference between doing no harm and doing good? In what ways can we…
General Rule #1: Do No Harm In today’s post, Pastor Michelle begins a three part sermon series based on John Wesley’s Three Simple Rules. In the coming weeks, Michelle and Jayde will discuss the rules and how they are still very relevant in our lives today. This week, read Mark 12: 28-34 and consider the questions below as you prepare for…
This Sunday we celebrate the sacrament of Holy Communion. Pastor Michelle will discuss the importance of ritual and sacrament in our lives; those that we celebrate and those that are missing. How do these celebrations bring us closer to God and to each other? She will serve our virtual communion on the new table commissioned and dedicated to the memory…
How His Life and Work Matter Today This Sunday we celebrate John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement. Learn about this forward thinker who coined terms and dispensed medical and diet advice that are still in use today! Read Romans 5: 1-15 and Philippians 2: 1-15 in preparation for Sunday’s sermon Happy Birthday John Wesley: Why His Life and Work Matter Today.
This Sunday we celebrate a special milestone in the lives of our graduating high school seniors. We will hear from the graduates as well as Pastor Michelle, Children’s Education and Youth Director Stacey Bernal, the UMW and the Reed family. Read Proverbs 3: 1-6 & 13-14 in preparation for the message. We also celebrate our fathers and have a special…
Home at Last: A New Journey Begins This week, the Israelites finally make it to the “promised land” and realize they are beginning a new journey. Read Joshua 5: 1-2; 6-12 and Jeremiah 29:11 as you prepare for this Sunday’s sermon, “Home At Last: A New Journey Begins.” CCLI License # 1221789
Crossing the Jordan (If Rocks Could Talk) As we continue travelling with the Israelites this week, Joshua leads them across the river Jordan into the promised land! Read Joshua 1: 1-9; Joshua 3: 14-17; Joshua 4: 1-3, 9 as you prepare for this Sunday’s sermon, “Crossing the Jordan (If Rocks Could Talk).” The songlist for this week’s worship is: “As…
Giants in the Land…When You’re Scared of Getting What You Want This Sunday, Pastor Michelle continues her series “Reset: A New Normal – Making Good Use of a Crisis Through the Narrative of Journey.” As we continue to travel with the Israelites this week, they reach the edge of the promised land but hear there may be giants and are…
So You Wanna Go Back to Egypt?? Pastor Michelle continues her sermon series, Reset: A New Normal. Making Good Use of a Crisis Through the Narrative of Journey: An After Easter Series in Disquieting Times. As we continue to follow the Israelites this week, they are tired of travelling and eating manna and are ready to head back to Egypt!…
Are We There Yet?The Roundabout Way Pastor Michelle continues her sermon series, Reset: A New Normal – Making Good Use of a Crisis Through the Narrative of Journey: An After Easter Series in Disquieting Times. As we continue to follow the Israelites, God will take them and Moses the long way around in Exodus 13: 17-22 (The Roundabout Way, the…
Leap of Faith: Leaving Egypt; Red Sea Crossing We’ll be reading Exodus 12: 29-39 (Egypt Mourns; the Israelites leave while the bread is still rising) and Exodus 14 (Crossing the Red Sea) to prepare for the sermon. As we follow the Israelites across the “never land-like” Judean wilderness, we may find ourselves in a similar place of wandering and make…
Talk to the Hand – Letting Go; Leaving Home This week, Pastor Michelle continues her sermon series on Exodus called “Reset: A New Normal – Making Good Use of a Crisis Through the Narrative of Journey.” In this week’s sermon, “Talk to the Hand! Letting Go; Leaving Home,” Moses doesn’t want to leave home, but God doesn’t take “no” for…
