Beverly Hills UMC Sermon Podcast

Today is Rev. Shannon Blosser's final Sunday at Beverly Hills UMC. In today's message, we take a look at 1 Corinthians 3:5-9. He focuses on what it means to be a servant of God, and how it applies to this time of pastoral transition.

Beverly Hills UMC is located at 2600 Washington Blvd. in Huntington, W.Va. You can learn more about the church by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

In this week's sermon, Rev. Shannon Blosser looks at Matthew 9:35-38. There we find Jesus saying that the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. What does Jesus mean by this? What does it say to us, today, as we seek to be the church?

Beverly Hills UMC is worshiping online through the month of June. You can learn more about us by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

This week, Rev. Shannon Blosser leads us in reflecting upon God's creation and how we are called to care for God's world. Our message comes from Genesis 1:1-5, 26-28.

Throughout the month of June, Beverly Hills UMC is worshiping online. You can join us on both Facebook and YouTube by searching for Beverly Hills UMC. You can also learn more about us by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org.

Online giving is available at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

It is Ascension Sunday and Aldersgate Sunday! On this day, we remember both Christ's ascension into heaven and John Wesley's Aldersgate experience of deep faith.

Our sermon comes from Acts 1:1-11. Rev. Shannon Blosser focuses on how God might be inviting us to ask new questions about what it means for us to be disciples and the church.

During the current coronavirus pandemic, Beverly Hills UMC is worshiping online to care for the most vulnerable in our community. You can worship with us online on our Facebook page each Sunday at 10:55 a.m. A YouTube feed begins at 11 a.m.

You can learn more about Beverly Hills UMC by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available on the site and by visiting easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

We continue our look at the Book of Acts, this week, with a focus on Acts 17:22:31. It is the story of Paul speaking to a group in Athens about their altar to an "unknown God."

Rev. Shannon Blosser focuses on how Paul, must like St. Patrick, adapted the presentation of the Gospel so that people would be able to hear it. He says that is our call still today.

During the current coronavirus pandemic, Beverly Hills UMC is worshiping online on our Facebook page. You can learn more about us by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

This week, we continue our series through the Book of Acts and what it teaches us as we are being launched into a new normal. Our passage comes from Acts 7:54-60 and is the story of Stephen and his death.

Rev. Shannon Blosser looks at Stephen's amazing witness of faith. He says it takes boldness to speak the truth with love. A boldness, he says, is required of us now.

Beverly Hills UMC is worshiping online for the foreseeable future. Our worship services are found on our Facebook page on Sundays at 10:55 a.m.

You can learn more about Beverly Hills UMC by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

This week, we start a new sermon series looking at how the Book of Acts guides us into a new reality. Rev. Shannon Blosser looks at Acts 2:42-47 and what values a community needs to claim and reclaim.

Throughout the month of May, Beverly Hills UMC is worshiping online as we continue practices of social distancing. Our worship service is available at 10:55 a.m. on Facebook. Our hope is to return to in-person worship on June 7.

You can learn more about Beverly Hills UMC by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available there and at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

Our guest preacher, this week, is Rev. Benjamin Wells. He is the campus pastor for the United Methodist Students/Wesley Foundation at Marshall University.

The message comes from Luke 24:13-35. Rev. Wells focuses on the story of Emmaus and the witnesses of the resurrection available to us now through it.

During the coronavirus pandemic, Beverly Hills UMC is worshiping online on our Facebook page at 10:55 a.m. We invite you to visit our website at beverlyhillsumc.org to learn more about our church.

Online giving is available at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc and our church website.

This week, Rev. Mark Conner is our guest preacher. He shares about Thomas and faith in times of fear.

Beverly Hills UMC is currently worshiping online. You can learn more by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available at easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.

It is Easter Sunday! Rev. Shannon Blosser reflects upon the meaning of the resurrection and how, with the current health crisis, it is an opportunity for the church to think through its witness of the empty tomb.

During the health pandemic, Beverly Hills UMC is offering its worship services online to its Facebook page on Sundays at 10:55 a.m.

You can learn more about our church by visiting beverlyhillsumc.org. Online giving is available at that site and easytithe.com/beverlyhillsumc.