As we continue to ask the big question, "why", in our faith journey, we now ask God "why?" This week we ask the hard question, "Why don’t you answer my prayer?

As we continue to ask the big question, "why", in our faith journey, we now ask God "why?" This week we ask the hard question, "Why do people do horrible things in the world?" CONTENT GUIDANCE: This episode discusses historical events that contain violence and genocide.

It's time we are honest about church. This week we dive into some of the most difficult passages in the entire Bible. Come with us as Pastor Stephan shows us how the church thinks it's immune from Hell.

It's time we are honest about church. Today Pastor Stephan shares that amazing truth about our faith: Heaven is coming here on Earth!

It's time we are honest about church. Today Pastor Stephan shares that we get to be younger than we think we are as we talk about how the church we think of isn't as old as we think it is.

It's time that we ask the hard questions about church. This week we are talking about the difficult issue of church hurt. Join Pastor Stephan as he speaks about this issue.

2024 is here, and here at Front Street UMC we are asking one question all year: why? Join Pastors Ray and Stephan as they ask the question why church?

Happy New Year! As 2023 comes to a close, join us as we look back at the times, places, and people that God has put in our lives to point us to God. As we look back we can also look ahead to what is coming up!

There are so many ways to view the Christmas story. We can look through the perspective of Mary and Joseph, or even from the animals around the manger. Each year we come to this story there is something new that God is teaching us. As Sunday School Classes and individuals read through the book “An Unlikely Advent,” by Rachel Billups, join us for worship as we explore more of the ways this story was unlikely then and is still unlikely today.

For the rest of November we’re focusing on our gratitudes! Or thankful attitudes. Have you ever been told to “just be grateful for what you have?” Maybe you’ve said that to someone else. But how can we have a good gratitude (thankful attitude) if, in fact, we lack things to be grateful for? Maybe with our health or time or finances we don’t feel grate-full, but rather grate-empty. Join us in this series as we look to scripture to  teach us how to change our gratitudes!