Kingwood Methodist

In Galatians 3, Paul makes a specific reference to Covenant God established with Abraham the Covenant. Today we will explore what Covenant means and utilize parts of John Wesley’s Covenant Renewal Service to celebrate Gods love for us.

Dr. Palmer concludes our Advent series by talking about the dark side of the events after Jesus' birth, and how the story shows us that following Jesus will always carry a cost. Our God does not leave us to fight alone, but does call us to a life of sacrifice and trust. 

Peace. The Bible defines peace as not just the absence of the conflict, but the active presence of making whole and restoring. In this sermon we explore some very practical ways to bring peace to our daily lives and deepen our faith through trusting in God’s peace, which is Shalom.

The world around us sends us so many conflicting messages about joy and those messages leave us with the idea that we can create joy. We cannot create joy, but we can receive it and share. God’s joy is about the transformations lifted up by the prophet Isaiah.

True love flows from God who gave His Son, Jesus, to us. Do we truly know the love of God in our hearts, and are we loving others?

In this first sermon of the Advent Season we hear a compelling word about putting our hope in Christ. But what does real hope look like? Is it fake or real hope we have?

On this Christ the king Sunday we look at Psalm 118 as see the imagery of Christ as the “chief cornerstone.”  But Jesus doesn’t look like the kings of this world. Though rejected, the ways Christ embodies power and service is the true model of Gods love.

Psalm 30 is know as a “Todah” Psalm. Todah means “thank you” in the Hebrew. It is a Psalm that reminds us of God’s presence in all circumstances of life. 

Pastor Chris Harrison takes us through Psalm 110, and shows us how this Psalm should give us fresh urgency as believers, and how it points to Jesus as the Messiah in the New Testament.