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Rev. Cameron D St.Michael – December 22 2024
Come, Let Us Adore Him: Promise
4th Sunday of Advent
Reading: Micah 5:2-5a; Hebrews 10:5-10; Luke 1:39-45.
Reflection: Luke 1:46b-55.
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We continue our Advent and Christmas series called “Come, Let Us Adore Him.” Throughout we will look at how we celebrate the birth of Christ. Today’s message is “Promise.” This Sunday we explore the promise of the coming of the Lord. So come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord.
Our scripture readings come from Micah 5:2-5a; Hebrews 10:5-10; Luke 1:39-45.
Promise of Lent: Promise and Patience
Greenup, Cottonwood, & Lerna United Methodist Churches
Rev. Cameron D St.Michael – March 21, 2021
5th Sunday in Lent
Reading: Jeremiah 31:31-34; Hebrews 5:5-10; John 12:20-33.
Reflection: Psalm 51.
Today’s full service can be viewed on YouTube here or below.
Today’s full service text can be viewed, downloaded, or printed here.
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Our series for Lent is Promise of Lent. Each week we look at the promises we are reminded of in Lent. The message for today is “Promise of Salvation” and is a look at the promise that we can be saved. What does it mean to look and be saved? How do we reflect on the path to the cross during Lent? What is the promise that guides us? We follow Christ in the promise of Lent.
Our scripture readings for today come from Numbers 21:4-9; Ephesians 2:1-10; John 3:14-21.
Promise of Lent: Promise of Justice
Greenup, Cottonwood, & Lerna United Methodist Churches
Rev. Cameron D St.Michael – March 7, 2021
3rd Sunday in Lent
Reading: Exodus 20:1-17; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25; John 2:13-22.
Reflection: Psalm 19.
Today’s full service can be viewed on YouTube here or below.
Today’s full service text can be viewed, downloaded, or printed here.
Included in the PDF is the text of today’s sermon, scripture readings, prayers, the prayer list, and all other service information.
Our series for Lent is Promise of Lent. Each week we look at the promises we are reminded of in Lent. The message for today is “Promise Everlasting” and is a look at God’s eternal promises to us. We look at Jesus cleansing the temple today as an act of justice. How do we reflect on the path to the cross during Lent? What is the promise that guides us? We follow Christ in the promise of Lent.
Our scripture readings for today come from Exodus 20:1-17; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25; John 2:13-22.
Our series for Lent is Promise of Lent. Each week we look at the promises we are reminded of in Lent. The message for today is “Promise Everlasting” and is a look at God’s eternal promises to us. We look at Abraham and his promise and Christ’s bringing a new promise. How do we reflect on the path to the cross during Lent? What is the promise that guides us? We follow Christ in the promise of Lent.
Our scripture readings for today come from Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16; Romans 4:13-25; Mark 8:31-38.
Our series for Lent is Promise of Lent. Each week we look at the promises we are reminded of in Lent. The message for today is “Promise of New Beginnings” and is a look at how we are always given a new beginning in Christ. How do we reflect on the path to the cross during Lent? What is the promise that guides us? We follow Christ in the promise of Lent.
Our scripture readings for today come from Genesis 9:8-17; 1 Peter 3:18-22; Mark 1:9-15.
As we continue in Women in Jesus’Genealogy, we come this week to “Rahab.” What does Rahab the prostitute teach us about strength? About faith? About expectations? About God? Join us as we explore their faith journey and ours!
Our scripture reading comes from Joshua 2:1-14, 6:22-25.
The last message in Fathers of Faith is “Jacob: To Be a People.” What is the promise that comes with the change in Jacob’s name? Was Jacob chosen because he was flawless? Do we allow God to bring us together? To let us be a people? Let us rejoice in our shared faith!
The scripture readings come from Genesis 28:10-15 and Genesis 35:1, 9-15.
