On Palm Sunday, we welcome Jesus into the Holy City as the King we need not necessarily what we wanted. 

This is the fifth week of Lent and we look at different ways people glorify God through brazen acts of beauty. Enjoy this next sermon in our series, Full to the Brim. 

This is the fourth week of Lent and we dive into a very popular parable, the Prodigal son, or sons, or Father, or grace. Enjoy this next sermon in our series, Full to the Brim. 

In this third week of Lent, we look at repentance and a worthy fig tree. For more information on Milford Hills UMC, please visit us at milfordhillsumc.org. 

In this second week of Lent, we look at the relentless grace of Jesus. He is true to his mission here on earth and mourns how the world treats him. For more information on Milford Hills UMC, please visit us at milfordhillsumc.org. 

Even in the desert, we can find God's grace. We are looking at the overflowing nature of God's love and grace found in the lectionary texts during this season of Lent. We are seeking to be "Full to the Brim" and to live an expansive Lent. 

This sermon is the last one in our worship series about how we can use our brains to connect with God and deepen our faith. John Wesley, the founder of our denomination, did not allow us to check our minds at the door. We have been given the ability to reason, to think, and we can do so to better understand the God we worship and dive deeper into our faith. Today we look at the love of God and suffering.

We continue our worship series about how we can use our brains to connect with God and deepen our faith. John Wesley, the founder of our denomination, did not allow us to check our minds at the door. We have been given the ability to reason, to think, and we can do so to better understand the God we worship and dive deeper into our faith. Today we look at the love of God and the logic of hell. What does hell look like and does it even exist? 

Today we continue our worship series about how we can use our brains to connect with God and deepen our faith. John Wesley, the founder of our denomination, did not allow us to check our minds at the door. We have been given the ability to reason, to think, and we can do so to better understand the God we worship and dive deeper into our faith. Today we look at scripture. How can we use reason to make sense of the Bible?

Today we start a new worship series about how we can use our brains to connect with God and deepen our faith. John Wesley, the founder of our denomination, did not allow us to check our minds at the door. We have been given the ability to reason, to think, and we can do so to better understand the God we worship and dive deeper in our faith. Today we look at where many people go first when talking about faith and reason, "Science & Religion."