Kingwood Methodist

Christ the King Sunday is the last Sunday of the church year. Jesus reminds us that his kingdom is not of this world, but it is in this world.

As we dive into our monthly healing and prayer night, know that God desires to heal you physically, emotionally, and spiritually because of his compassion and love for you. Our almighty God loves you so much, and knows what you are going through!

We're excited to share a new project we've been working on! 'B-side Conversations' are intentional, moderated conversations with our pastors that hone in on specific questions from our recent sermon series. Though we believe God can speak to us in a moment on Sunday mornings, or Wednesday nights, God often uses intentional, specific conversations to grow us to be more faithful and confident disciples. Today's conversation is based on our recent sermon series "Callings." We hope these conversations bring up natural questions that branch off our sermon series, but if you EVER have specific questions, our pastors would love to meet and talk about them. May these conversations encourage and challenge you to grow deeper in your love for Jesus and other people!

Join us as we seek together to better understand how our distinctive tri-Italian theology changes the way we live out our faith.

Hebrews reminds us of the importance of the importance of centering the faith of those who have gone ahead of us and God’s faithfulness.

Not every calling from God is a blinding light. But, no calling should be taken lightly. The differences in the call of Saul and Ananias reveals this truth.

One of the greatest callings is to freely offer the Grace of God.  But, what do you do when the other does not deserve it, and grace prevents you from dealing the justice they deserve?

In the story of Esther we find the importance of what it means when God’s call comes to us through those around us. We also learn that God calls us beyond ourselves to serve others.

In the Garden God called Adam ans Eve by name. Along shore of Galilee Jesus calls the first four disciples by name. How do we respond when Christ calls?

The early church shows us how we as a community can live differently from the world around. How does living in real transformational community make our witness shine brightly?