Be present where God placed us right now and minister, bringing God glory, regardless of the unpleasantness of the circumstances. Speaker: Aaron Withrow Scripture: Acts 16:16-30

The Lord gave ministry gifts to equip the church for the work of service, to build up the body of Christ, and extend the kingdom of God. Reflections Before pastoral sabbatical. Speaker: Sean Scribner Scripture: Ephesians 4:1-16

Sermon #5 of the EMC’s 2025 Spring Revival. Series: 2025 Spring Revival Speaker: Bill Ury Scripture: Ezek. 47:3-9; John 7:37-39

Sermon #4 of the EMC’s 2025 Spring Revival. Series: 2025 Spring Revival Speaker: Diane Ury Scripture: Psalm 103

Sermon #3 of the EMC’s 2025 Spring Revival. Series: 2025 Spring Revival Speaker: Bill Ury Scripture: I Thess. 5: 12-24

Sermon #2 of the EMC’s 2025 Spring Revival. Series: 2025 Spring Revival Speaker: Diane Ury Scripture: Genesis 1

Seeing the face of God, being transformed by the Lord’s holiness. Putting aside all idols. The encounter that Moses had with the Lord. Sermon #1 of the EMC’s 2025 Spring Revival. Series: 2025 Spring Revival Speaker: Bill Ury Scripture: Exodus 34:1-7, 29-35

It is a life-transforming experience to learn once and for all that Jesus doesn’t prepare the feast—Jesus is the feast. Only those who dine on him by faith will be satisfied. Series: Jesus Appearing Speaker: Sean Scribner Scripture: John 21:1-14

The church cannot be guilty of hiding its confession behind lock and key. There are too many people who need to hear a clear defense of the facts of the resurrection, but they also need Spirit-filled Christian lives to be the interpretive lens through which to understand it. Series: Jesus Appearing Speaker: Sean Scribner Scripture: … Continue reading Why Are You Still Here? →

In the already but not yet of Jesus’ movement from the grave to the sky, he presented himself to the eyes, ears, and heart of Mary Magdalene. The risen Jesus still calls people by name and invites them to let go of their own expectations and join him in his victory over sin and death. … Continue reading Don’t Cling to Me! →