Andy Talks

Today as we look deeper at John 13:31-35, we take a deeper look at the final teachings of Jesus in John, before going to the cross.  When we look deeper at John's final few chapters, we see here that Jesus' new commandment is the teaching on which everything centers on.

Today in our daily reflections, we are going to take a look at the Christmas story as seen in the Gospel of John, as well a brief look at at the other Gospels.  This week's Bible Study will go deeper in this area.  

In our Traditional Service message from December 6, 2020, Andy shares from Luke 1: 46-56, the Magnificat.  As we read Mary's beautiful song of praise, we learn much about how God uses unexpected heroes to do amazing things for His kingdom! 

Today we continue our deeper look at Mary's Magnificat. This is Mary's song of worship. Mary is worshiping God because of all that He has done for her.  This passage reminds us that we are not the objects of worship, we are the actors.  This passage shows us the importance of the gift of worship to God.  

Today we continue our deeper look at Mary's Magnificat. Mary's song of praise has some very specific promises, hopes, and memories.  We can learn a lot of hoping, dreaming, and joy from looking at this powerful passage.  

In our Wednesday Night Live Bible Study, we finish the study of our book Eight Life Enriching Practices of United Methodists.  We finish up by talking about how it is that we can share our faith.  

Today we continue our deeper look at Mary's Magnificat. We look deeper at this passage and look deeper at the World of the Text. What is actually on the paper?  What does this beautiful song of praise teach us about God's love and grace? 

Today we continue our deeper look at Mary's Magnificat. We look deeper at Luke's Gospel and the theme that he focuses on in his Gospel.  Luke has a way of highlighting the folks that others forget.  What can that teach us? 

This week we are going to be looking deeper at the Magnificat, Mary's song of praise in Luke 1: 46-56.  Today we take a moment and consider why Mary is so important and see what we can learn from her example of faith.  

In Advent, we will be using the beloved song "O Holy Night" as our guide, as we look at different verses and passages of Scripture. In our Traditional Sunday Sermon from November 29, 2020, Andy preaches from Hosea 14: 1-9 and "Long Lay the World."