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When all is said and done, and we look back on this season of life, will we see the things we couldn't do or the Holy Moments where we met God and we're convinced to remember and respond? May we rise up as a church and move into the next steps God has for us and the community around us. Rise Up!

Dr. Palmer continues our series "What's Next?" by pointing out our propensity to take action and make plans and THEN ask God to bless them. Instead, Dr. Palmer points us to a quote by Bob Goff that reminds us to "Be where your feet are." Friends, let's return to asking the Lord's will, and then taking action.

How do you truly feel about God's Hope? In today's message, Pastor Jeremy takes us through Numbers 13 and Joshua 3, and asks us the question, do we really believe in God's goodness, and our living hope in him? Or do we trust more in ourselves and our abilities?

It’s God who comes to Joshua in the time of transition. And God’s message isn’t just for Joshua, but for all the people he will lead. And it’s a message for us today as well.

In this week's podcast, Burt and KUMC welcome our new associate pastor, Rev. Jeremy Bass to our church. Rev. Bass talks about his calling, and some of his most powerful personal moments in his walk with the Lord.

Dr. Burt Palmer asks us to lean into transitions this morning. Though they are painful, and though we are going through so many in our current world, Dr. Palmer reminds us that transitions are also a God-given opportunity for us to evaluate our "Why?" in real time.

John Wayne's last sermon at Kingwood United Methodist Church is taken from Isaiah 43:1-3; 16-21. As we transition out of the wilderness, so to speak, it is time for us to see what God is up to and join him in that work. In Isaiah 43, God not only promises to help the people in their wilderness but he promises to transform it. Maybe, this is the corporate encouragement we need in this time.

Elijah’s humanity and God’s character are on full display in this text from 1 Kings. We find the amazing truth that God relentlessly pursues us and a human tendency we all have when we respond in fear.

As we move through the wilderness, we look to Christ, who was led into wilderness by the Holy Spirit. This isn’t about how we battle with temptation it is about the hope we find in How Christ never gave in to temptation.