Kingwood Methodist

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.

In Genesis 32 we read of a turning point in Jacobs life. How can we experience those transformational moments in our own faith?

Isaiah 11 is a forward looking text grounded in the reality of the present. Isaiah reveals the immensity of change when our hope he’s grounded in an advent faith. 

In Genesis 41 we learn from Joseph the importance of staying connected to God and how that informs our stewardship of God’s resources. 

Some of our friends are back! As we celebrate 50 years as a church, we read the words from the prophet Ezekiel to a people in exile. Join us to hear this profound word of hope that makes angels stand in awe at what the Lord is doing!

The parable of the Mustard seed reminds us that what God will and can do is always greater than how His work begins.

Because of God’s extravagant love we respond by extravagantly sharing the gospel. Simply put... are you a frog or a lizard?