Kingwood Methodist

As we wrap up our series on “Resilient Faith” we learn from Jesus (Luke 4:1-13) how to respond to temptation, which is the way the Devil works. Because the devil shows up early, often and keeps coming back we need to know how to be prepared. 

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As we continue in the series on resilient faith, we focus on how redemption is God’s work, not ours. Joel chapter 2 carries a great promise for God’s redeeming work to be done in each of our lives.

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In 2 Corinthians 4, the Apostle Paul encourages the early church and is with the truth that though we are fragile like clay jars, the presence of a Christ is a treasure that leads through challenges in life!  

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Today we learn how to develop a resilient faith from Caleb. Caleb is described in Numbers 14 by God as “having a different spirit”. Our sermon focuses on the biblical characteristics that made Caleb different.

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A resilient faith is built upon embracing the truth that each of us is an intentional creation of God. Resiliency isn’t a clearer focus on ourselves, it is a clearer understanding of God who cares, hears, and guides our life. 

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Today’s sermon in our series on “Resilient Faith” is based on passages in Ecclesiastes and Matthew that illuminate the importance of building a resilient faith by being connected to God through prayer and each other through community. The cross stands as that symbol of inseparable intersection of the vertical and horizontal relationships.

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As we launch our “Resilient Faith” sermon series, we look to the words of Jesus in Matthew 24 and John 15. In these two chapters we are challenged to identify what we are building our faith upon and who/what are we connected to for life. 

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Life should be different after we receive baptism. Today, Lowell Wertz shares amazing experiences of how he has faithfully followed Christ from the waters of his baptism and then most important three things he has learned about God.

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I’m Matthew 2:1-12 we learn three distinct response to Christ. And 2025 is a new road, a different road the Magi took after encountering Christ. We learn from this text how to take new roads in a new year. Which will yours be?

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Who were those shepherds in Luke 2? Why did the Angel and Heavenly Chorus herald the birth of Christ to those Shepherds outside Bethlehem? And what can we learn from this event?

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