First United Methodist Church of Kearney Sermons

Chances are we have played both the villain and the victim when trust has been broken. How do we put the past away and move forward into a preferred future? We'll look at a time when even biblical heroes "parted ways" and examine how no matter what side of the equestion we find ourselves on we can word to repair trust.

How do you decide when to trust someone? Or how to increase or decrease your trust? Beginning to trust can be a scary thing and we'll look at some filters to help inform our instincts.

Trust- How do you decide when to go on a second date? Or where to buy a car? Or select who will babysit your child? Or who will invest your retirement funds? It may not be obvious but so many of the decisions we make and experiences we have come down to trust. In this series we'll look at what it means to trust God, what it means to be a trustworthy person, and how to repair trust when it has been broken. Based on the book by Dr. Henry Cloud.

Trust - How do you decide when to go on a second date? Or where to buy a car? Or select who will babysit your child? Or who will invest your retirement funds? It may not be obvious but so many of the decisions we make and experiences we have come down to trust. In this series we'll look at what it means to trust God, what it means to be a trustworthy person, and how to repair trust when it has been broken. Based on the book by Dr. Henry Cloud.

Pastor Keyarae Yi talks about why suffering exists in the world.

Maybe our self-righteous anger is best chanelled towards advocating for others instead of ourselves. There is no shortage of things to be angry about in this world and when we speak up on behalf of others we can be on our way towards selfless motives.

It is an easy temptation to let other people's expectations or opinions of us effect how we perceive ourselves. Sometimes we'll even act in certain ways in order to gain the approval of others. What would happen if we worried less about what other people thought and had more confidence in what God proclaims about us?

Have you ever heard the phrase "Turn the other cheek?" Not everyone knows this comes from the teachings of Jesus. But, seriously....really? What would it look like to literally and metaphorically turn the other cheek to all the ways that we are offended?

Pastor Adam Mustoe finishes the sermon series "Unlikely Friends" talking about serving others.

Pastor Mitch talks about our vision statement and community.