Andy Talks

In our weekly Bible Study looking at the Eight Life Enriching Practices of United Methodists, today we look at what we hold in common with the Southern Baptist, Presbyterian, and Charismatic Churches

In his message from Sunday, September 6, 2020, Andy shares with us from Genesis 50: 15-21.  In this passage, we look at how God used all the things that happened in Joseph's life to bring him to a place to save his people.  God uses all things for good.  And if you've never heard Andy's testimony, he shares at the end.  

In our weekly Bible Study looking at the Eight Life Enriching Practices of United Methodists, today we look at what we hold in common with the Roman Catholic Church and with the Episcopal/Anglican Churches. 

In our Sunday Sermon from August 30, 2020, Andy looks a Genesis 27. We see Issac and Jacob and truthfully when we look at them, we don't see much commendable. That is the scandal of grace and who God uses!  

Today in our final stop on this week of travels we take a stop at a place of great peace for Andy.  In our lives, we all seek peace.  How do we know it?  How do we have it?  How can peace be ours?  

In our Wednesday night Bible Study, Andy begins his study on the book Eight Life Enriching Practices of United Methodists.  Tonight, he talks about the three things that all Christians hold in common: the Creeds, Scripture, and the Sacraments.  

Today in our journey with Andy, we talk about grief and pain.  We visit a place of tragedy.  We all have tragedies in our lives. They all look different, but they all hurt.  How do we handle that hurt?  That is one of the key questions of life. 

Today in our journey with Andy, we stop at a place you've heard a lot about through the years, a place that defines a lot about who he is.  A place of community.  We all need people to love us and people who we love.  

Today in our journey we see Andy in front of a place that gives him purpose and mission.  We are called to live beyond ourselves, to live for a purpose and a calling greater than just our own desires. We may not always know what that is. God will show us.  

Join Andy this week as he journeys to several places of deep meaning in his life. As we travel together, each day we'll ask a couple of questions for us to reflect upon.  Today, we see Andy leaving home and asking us this key question.  Who are you?