FUMC Austin Podcast

We celebrate God's victory over the powers of sin, oppression, and death! Both podcast and live worship time include elements from our choral scholars and a time with young disciples to raise our spirits and celebrate our risen Lord.

Find a quiet space to experience the passion story with scripture, prayer, and passion hymns. The Service of Shadows is best experienced in a darkened space. With historic passion hymns woven throughout, we will respond at the end in confession.

Through this experiential podcast, we'll gather with Jesus and his friends in the Upper Room to celebrate the Holy Meal and experience the washing of feet. You can choose simply to listen, contemplate, and pray, or have a towel and basin of water nearby.

Pastor Taylor blends together the themes of Jesus' journey to the cross and our journey of resisting racism, both journeys in which we are called to see our lives—indeed, our salvation—deeply intertwined with the lives of others.

This Lent, we are focusing on the Spiritual Work of Resisting Racism. Recognizing that we cannot be complacent with neutrality, we will engage in the steps it takes to actively work against racism in our lives and our world.

This Lent, we are focusing on the Spiritual Work of Resisting Racism. Recognizing that we cannot be complacent with neutrality, we will engage in the steps it takes to actively work against racism in our lives and our world.

Grab a candle and light it, and turn in your Bible to Romans 8:31-39. This week includes a greeting and opening prayer, scripture reading, sermon, and piano and organ music from our own Scott Davis.

This Lent, we are focusing on the Spiritual Work of Resisting Racism. Recognizing that we cannot be complacent with neutrality, we will engage in the steps it takes to actively work against racism in our lives and our world.

This Lent, we are focusing on the Spiritual Work of Resisting Racism. Recognizing that we cannot be complacent with neutrality, we will engage in the steps it takes to actively work against racism in our lives and our world.

1st Sunday in Lent