This sermon from Rev. Ingrid McIntyre explores the transformative power of encountering Jesus, using Saul's conversion as a profound example of how faith can change hearts and challenge systems of oppression like Christian nationalism. It emphasizes hope, redemption, and the ongoing journey of faith in difficult times.

At Glencliff United Methodist Church, we strive to create a space that is inclusive, compassionate, justice-seeking and rooted in the love of Christ. We believe that faith is a journey, and we're honored to walk alongside each other, offering support and encouragement along the way.

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This sermon from Glencliff United Methodist Church, delivered by Reverend Ingrid McIntyre on Easter Sunday 2026, explores the story of Mary Magdalene at the tomb, emphasizing faith, courage, and hope in times of darkness.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.

This sermon explores the biblical account of Jesus before Pilate, focusing on themes of truth, power, and integrity. It challenges us to reflect on our own stance in the face of injustice and the importance of living in truth, especially during Lent.

Sermon presented by Rev. Ingrid McIntyre on March 25, 2026.

At Glencliff United Methodist Church, we strive to create a space that is inclusive, compassionate, justice-seeking and rooted in the love of Christ. We believe that faith is a journey, and we're honored to walk alongside each other, offering support and encouragement along the way.

Find out more: www.glencliffumc.org

In this sermon from October 5, 2025, Rev. Ingrid McIntyre takes us back to the Israelites' journey six weeks after escaping Egypt. They've witnessed miracles and found themselves free, yet facing hunger and uncertainty in the wilderness. God provided manna in the wilderness, not as a reward for gratitude but because of the people's cries for help. And that manna came with powerful principles relevant for us today.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.

Have you ever wondered what Jesus would say about billionaires, tech moguls, and the world's obsession with "bigger barns"? This Sunday sermon from Ingrid McIntyre brings the parable of the rich fool (Luke 12:13-21) straight into 2025. Let's unpack her powerful message together.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.

On the first Easter morning, women arrived at Jesus' tomb carrying spices—and unbearably heavy hearts. They expected an ending but discovered the empty tomb: hope's door flung wide open. Rev. Ingrid McIntyre reminds us: in that moment, grief turned to astonishment, despair gave way to possibility. The ultimate finality—death itself—was transformed into new life.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.

This sermon from Rev. Ingrid McIntyre unpacks how Jesus challenges societal norms by prioritizing compassion over laws, urging us to redefine justice and form unlikely alliances for change. The sermon shares the story of Jesus and his disciples challenging Sabbath laws in Mark 12.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are workiong in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org

Genesis, the first book of the Bible, speaks to human creation and our relationship with God and each other. Rev. Ingrid McIntyre looks into the text to see how the very beginning of the Bible speaks to our need for connection and inspires us to work for inclusion, affirmation and equity.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org

This sermon from Rev. Ingrid McIntyre reveals the importance of self-care, faith, and trust in God's timing for healing and wholeness. Our scripture reading for this Sunday was John 6:24-35.

Jesus knew the importance of moving at the pace of humanity. Ministry and care require replenishment. If Jesus took time to renew, we should too. Embrace the moments of rest and spiritual nurturing.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org

Miracles are more than unexplained phenomena; they're everyday blessings that fill our lives with wonder and grace. What's the miracle in your life today? This sermon from Rev. Neelley Hicks explores the profound miracles in our lives and how God's love manifests through humility, compassion, and righteous actions.

The scripture reading for this Sunday was 2 Corinthians 12:2-10.

Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.