A message by Dr. Madoc Thomas from St Johns United Methodist church on 5/15/2022.

Today you will not hear me singing, teaching, or preaching. You will hear my dad Madoc Thomas in what is his final sermon in New Home United Methodist church, and for his life as he pursues retirement after 60 years of parish ministry. His race is NOT finished, but the next part of the race now begins. Enjoy and be encouraged! Verses: 1 John 4:7-12 and Job 1:1-5 & 20-22, 2:9-13, 5:3-7, 7:7-10, 16:1-2, 19:23-27a, 38:1-3, 42:1-6, 10-12, &17.

Finishing 2020 with a timeless truth for our offertory today. Listen, and be encouraged!

Christmas and the cross are a common denominator of joy, and Jesus Christ is the reason for this dominator. It was my honor and privilege to preach Gods word in a church that has done so much for me and my family. This podcast will be a rough edit at the beginning because I forgot to record audio!🙋‍♂️ It will be regular Volume around the 5 minute mark! Now we press on to the new year, which because of Christ can be lived out with joy and love because he said yes to us being here and living this one life for him.

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Merry Christmas!!

What if we focused on what we gained instead of what we lost during this pandemic?

The life of the believer is always going to involve the word no from God at some point in their lives. But does one’s life still have purpose in doing so? We think it does, but how do we get to that point in the first place? Join us as we address “When God says no”. Have a blessed week!

1 John 4:18-19 bible text to remember.

We are experimenting with a St Luke’s E.P.I.C podcast! Let us know what you think? We are wrapping up the children’s ministry word of the month- which is forgiveness! We tie this class as a bridge of our children’s ministry and the Keep Student Ministry of St Luke’s United Methodist Church. In these times of social distancing while maintaining spiritual connectedness- let us know what you think! Love y’all! *the girl meets world clip is not owned by us- all rights belong to Walt Disney and its affiliates.

Sports and the Christian life have a lot in common. Listen to understand why!

Gonna give these a go five days a week, enjoy!