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Sermon Series

Press Play

June 2021

Pressing play in discipleship means that we follow Jesus into the life God has designed for us. We move from sinfulness to holiness as the Holy Spirit transforms us to be more like Jesus.

What’s In A Name?

July 2021

Names are important. They give us an identity; they can express our character and reputation. In the Bible, God was known by many names, but none more important than YHWH, ” I AM”. Jesus is given a name above all earthly names. In this series, Pastor Peter will look at what we can learn about God through His name, and what that means for the church today.

Set the Table

August 2021

God has set the table and invited us to be in His presence. Will your faith and love for Jesus compel you to take your place at the table God has set? Pastor Tony will explore several Biblical concepts around God’s table and invitation.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
M I S S I O N
 
“Worship is when we are giving God the glory. It can be singing along on Sunday morning, but it can also be in anything you do. When we are glorifying God through our work we are worshipping Him.
 
 
 

Cory Feuerbacher

Worship Director

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Pastor Tony recommends reading:
 

A Firm Foundation

What does the future hold for The United Methodist Church? It is the question being asked all around our denomination. What should be the response to the competing visions and notable division within contemporary Methodism in North America? Can we explore the issues confronting us in a post-Christendom era without rupturing our relationships?

This carefully curated volume engages the deep heart questions of United Methodists and casts a compelling vision by trustworthy voices for dynamic faith. Contributors explore the power of classic ideas such as:

The Lordship of Jesus Christ Engaging scripture meaningfully The power of the Holy Spirit The promise of sanctification Living with undivided purpose Fostering dynamic discipleship The gift of the global church

This resource is a useful tool not only in navigating present challenges but in pursuing the future promise for the people called Methodists. The foundational principles that have guided Methodist thought from the beginning of John Wesley’s countercultural movement remain rich resources as we explore what it means to remain faithful disciples in the tradition of the Wesleys.