sermons 19 Jan 2020 Gott, laß meine Gedanken sich sammeln zu dir. Bei dir ist das Licht, du vergißt mich nicht. Bei dir ist die Hilfe, bei dir ist die Geduld. Ich verstehe deine…
sermons Wesley's 22 Questions 14 Jan 2020 If you were unable to be at church Sunday, below are the 22 questions for self-reflection from John Wesley. Additional cards are available at the church office for pick-up. Questions…
sermons Self-Awareness is Transformation | Sermon from 1/12/20 12 Jan 2020 Around us today is the relatively new phenomenon of cancel culture. On social media, if you encounter someone who upsets you, who says things that drive you crazy, who pushes…
sermons The Gossip Train | December 8, 2019 8 Dec 2019 Earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone…in the bleak midwinter, long, long, long, ago. Around him, Joseph’s word looked hard as iron. His outlook was bleak. The news…
sermons Keep Watch | December 1, 2019 1 Dec 2019 Keep watch. In the trenches of World War I, British private Henry Williamson, a future author, sat writing to his mother. The year was 1914 and the day was Boxing…
sermons Life in a Row Boat | Thanksgiving Sermon 11/24/19 24 Nov 2019 Our first married Thanksgiving, we decided to host both of our parents. At the time, we lived in Virginia in a tiny, three hundred square foot apartment. I was managing…
sermons Win Christmas | November 17, 2019 17 Nov 2019 Win Christmas That’s what the door at Best Buy said as I walked in. Big letters announced on the doors that the goal, the task, that year was to win…
sermons Ken Lay & Pharaoh: Successful CEOs | November 10, 2019 11 Nov 2019 Ashirah la Adonai, ki ga'oh ga'ah I sat in my chair in the lecture hall of my seminary thinking, "this is too much." Seminary was already overwhelming enough. I was…
sermons Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition? | Sermon from November 3, 2019 3 Nov 2019 Up the road aways, near Adrian and east of Dublin, sit some unremarkable homes next to a fallow field and among the pines. A few of these homes have sat…
sermons Stay in love with God | October 27, 2019 27 Oct 201928 Oct 2019 Francis Flournoy was a Kentucky farmer with an opinion. Day after day, he tended to the crops on his fields in the hills of Kentucky. Night after night, he thought…
sermons Passing the Mantle | Sermon from 10/20/19 23 Oct 2019 At the end of the school year, the reading buddies program invites all the reading buddies to come have lunch with their student. It’s a special way to mark the…
sermons Walk toward the light! | Sermon from 10/13/19 13 Oct 201914 Oct 2019 Near Walhalla, South Carolina, there’s an old railroad tunnel. It’s in a park maintained by the city, located along an old rail route that would have connected Greenville, South Carolina,…
sermons The Profound Yet of Faith | Sermon from 9/29/19 29 Sep 2019 There must be some kind of way outta here Said the joker to the thief There’s too much confusion I can’t get no relief Business men, they drink my wine…
sermons Cyber Bullying and Other Impulses | September 22, 2019 22 Sep 2019 What immediately makes you angry? Like all of us, I have a few things that push my buttons in a hurry. One of those is useless complaining. This is different…
sermons I just believe it | Sermon from 9/15/19 15 Sep 201925 Sep 2019 Why do you believe what you believe? A boy was asked that very question one day. He firmly believed that a monster lived in his closet. Perhaps he’d seen Monsters,…
sermons Radical | Sermon from September 8, 2019 8 Sep 201925 Sep 2019 A note to the reader: this sermon was a bit different than usual. To get the experience as it was when first delivered, here's what to do. First, when the…
sermons Am I Good Enough? | Sermon from 9/1/19 1 Sep 201925 Sep 2019 Am I good enough? With much enthusiasm, a man took a job. It was the job of his dreams. He’d worked hard, moving up the corporate ladder, to earn this…
sermons Stop Defending God | Sermon from August 25, 2019 25 Aug 201925 Sep 2019 Manuscript Which football team is the best? Auburn University? Probably not Clemson University? There’s an argument to be made there. The University of Georgia? Nope. Alabama beats them too easily.…
