This week we continue our series for May called “Easter Spirit”. This series will focus on how we let the miracle of Easter change us. Our next message is “Spirit Is Here” and looks at Pentecost and how we think about the Holy Spirit in our lives today. We consider the resurrection of Christ and all that it represents in our lives.
Our scripture readings come from Acts 2:1-21; 1 Corinthians 12:3b-13; and John 20:19-23.
This continue our Lenten series “Let It Go.” This series will look at what we can let go as we move through Lent this year. This next message is “Division” and discusses how divisions can cause us to stray from God. Today we consider the way division causes us to lose sight of the message of Christ. We learn to let go of the things that hold us back so we may bound forward with God.
Our scripture readings come from Exodus 17:1-7; Romans 5:1-11; John 4:5-42.
We continue our series called “Methodist Roots.” Each week we will look at an aspect of United Methodism. Today’s message is “Think and Let Think.” Today we will explore the way that we can work together, even if we happen to disagree.
Our scripture readings come from Ecclesiastes 4:9-16; Romans 14:1-9; and John 15:12-17.
We continue our series called “Parting Thoughts.” This series marks the end of my time with the Greenup and Cottonwood United Methodist Churches. Each week I will share another parting thought before I start my new appointment. This week we have “Thoughts on Communion” with a few thoughts about sharing in the Lord’s Supper.
Our scripture readings come from Ecclesiastes 9:7-11; 1 Corinthians 11:17-26; and Luke 22:7-20.
We continue our current series called “The Spirit Moves.” In it, we will be looking at the Holy Spirit . Our second message is “Moved as One.” Today we look at Trinity Sunday and the way that we are moved as one by the Spirit.
Our scripture readings come from Matthew 28:16-20 and Ephesians 4:1-6, 25-32.
We finish our after Easter series called “Easter People.” In it, we will be exploring how the resurrection changes us. Our last message is “Yours, Mine, and Ours.” Today we look at how we are united in Christ with purpose and responsibility.
Our scripture readings come from 1 Peter 4:12-14; 5:6-11 and John 17:1-11.