The only right response to God’s extravagant love for us in Jesus is love others extravagantly. This begins with us personally accepting the love so we love others. Let's dive in together!

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God is the source of extravagant love and the more we learn about his love for us the more we are able to live others extravagantly. 

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In 2 Samuel 26, we learn that when we gather together to worship God there is so much more happening than what our eyes can see. 

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In Luke 2, Simeon provides us with a Biblical model of what it means to worship passionately as individuals. 

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In Mark 1 we read of Jesus’ baptism in the Jordan River. Today we dive into the Methodist understanding of Christian baptism as part of our annual covenant renewal service.

In Matthew 2:1-12, we learn of the three gifts of the Magi brought to Jesus. What if each of those gifts represented how we can give our life to Christ?

When we encounter Jesus, it transforms the way we go, but not always the where.

Jesus is the light of the world. That light draws others and cannot be overcome by darkness-ever. As we listen back to the Christmas story, how is God using a familiar story to speak to you in new ways?

Today was celebration of Carols with our Sanctuary so the message is highlights the theme of the music, and celebrates carols that call us to reconcile with the saviors birth! Check out the whole program on our YouTube or webpage (Kingwood Methodist Church).

In Matthew 2:4-6  we hear the echo of the prophet Micah that Jesus will  be born in Bethlehem and the importance of that specific city.