"What does transformation really mean? From John the Baptist’s call to repent to the power of the Holy Spirit—the ultimate ‘AllSpark’—this message explores how we move from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset in faith. Transformation isn’t instant; it’s a journey. Are you ready to take the next step?"

Bro Danny brings us a message from Matthew 24:36-44 RSV

Bro. Danny brings us a message from Luke 21:5-19

Life is more than breathing—it’s living with purpose and faith. In this message, we explore what it truly means to be alive in Christ. From laughter and movement to compassion and helping others “get on their feet,” discover how faith transforms our outlook and our outcome. Jesus said: “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me will live.”

Are you living fully in Him? 📖 Scripture: Luke 20:27–38

✅ Key Themes: Life in Christ | Resurrection Hope | Faith Over Fear 🙌 🔨 🏗️ ✝️

In this heartfelt sermon, we revisit the story of Zacchaeus—a wealthy, isolated tax collector who climbs a tree just to catch a glimpse of Jesus. What follows is a powerful moment of grace, healing, and transformation. Through personal stories, humor, and reflection, this message reminds us that Jesus sees those who feel unseen, calls us by name, and invites us into relationship. No one is too far gone, too broken, or too lost. Jesus still says, “I’m coming to your house today.”

In this powerful message, we explore Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector—two men who went to pray, but only one left justified. Through humor, storytelling, and deep theological insight, the sermon challenges self-righteousness and highlights the beauty of humility, grace, and dependence on God. Whether you're a lifelong believer or just curious, this sermon reminds us that Jesus welcomes sinners—because that's all of us.

This week’s message from Luke 18:1–8 reminds us to always pray and not lose heart. Through stories of bowling lessons, band camp memories, and the relentless widow seeking justice, we’re challenged to reflect: 💭 What if life could be easier—more balanced—if we simply changed our position? Whether it’s moving from the “back dots” to the “front dots” in life, or letting go of hard-headedness, the call is clear: persist in prayer, seek justice through God’s lens, and be willing to change. 📌 “Are you willing to move dots to be a better person?”

In this heartfelt homecoming sermon, we journey through 214 years of faith, legacy, and perseverance at Adams United Methodist Church. Drawing from Hebrews 12:1–2, the message challenges us to honor the “great cloud of witnesses” by running our own race of faith with endurance, purpose, and focus on Jesus. Through personal stories, historical reflections, and spiritual encouragement, listeners are invited to shed the weight of sin, embrace holiness, and commit anew to the path God has set before them. 🔔 Whether you're feeling stuck, tired, or inspired, this episode reminds us: we don’t run alone—and faith is worth it all.

Special Music from our 214th Homecoming "What He's Done" performed by Sandra Arnold

Special Music from our 214th Homecoming - "I'll Fly Away" performed by Bro. Danny Speed, Kenny Westbrook, Nathan Orr, Sheila WIlkinson, and Sandra Arnold with accompaniment by Rita Long