Harlan First and Monroe Chapel United Methodist Church

The Hebrews face challenges as they move through the wilderness. Do you feel as though you are taking a journey through the wilderness? How do we, as people of faith, keep hope alive?

We look at the story of the Red Sea in this sermon. The Hebrews celebrated their freedom in the midst of future challenges. Do we have a reason to celebrate in the midst of the challenges of 2020?

We continue our look at Exodus with the story of the plagues. Listen in as we tackle the ethical problems associated with the last plague, which is the death of the firstborn children.

We continue our look at Exodus with the story of the burning bush.

In this sermon, we begin our summer sermon series looking at Exodus. The beginning of Exodus is a very dark time in the life of the Hebrews. In this story, we learn that in ugly situations, unlikely heroes arise.

In this sermon, we look at how our churches have responded and will respond to the Coronavirus pandemic.

We conclude our Genesis series with the Tower of Babel, which is a story warning us of the dangers of pride and power.

In this sermon, we look at the story of Noah and the Flood. This story has a lot to teach us, but it also has a lot of problems. Listen as we explore this wonderful and problematic story.

In this sermon, we continue our look at the early stories of Genesis with a look at the story of Cain and Abel. As we explore this story, we will see what it has to teach is about the use of violence, the interconnectedness of human society, and why our first concern should not necessarily be when we are able to gather for worship again.

In this sermon, we explore the second creation story. How should we read this story, and why is it valued by so many cultures?