Lake Gibson United Methodist Church, Lakeland, Florida

How are we doing as ambassadors for Jesus Christ?  Taken from the 2021-09-12 sermon.

Do you merely wear your cross around your neck, or carry your cross every day?  Have you given up your "wants" to provide for the "needs" of others?  What are you willing to do to bring the world closer to Jesus Chris?  Taken from the 2021-09-12 worship service.

Are we asking God, through our prayers, to show up and make himself known?  How good are we at asking God to show up during our worship service, bible studies, and our everyday lives?  These Left Overs are an expansion of the 2021-09-05 Worship Service.

"The Old Testament is the New Testament Concealed.  The New Testament is the Old Testament Revealed".  Listen to the sermon from 2021-09-05.

How are you carving out time to be with God?  Taken from the 2021-08-29 sermon.

2021-08-29 Worship Service

Gallop polls provide us with lots of information.  One fact is that only 11% in America were seeking to become, as John Wesley would desire, sanctified.  Whether we become closer to God now, or later in life, it is a constant process to become more Christlike.  If not sanctified, do we have holy discontent whereby we are constantly seeking to improve on our journey with Christ?  Taken from our sermon of 2021-08-22.

Are we living up to our full capacity with Jesus Christ?  Can we reach John Wesley's concept of santification?  Are we trying?  Taken from the 2021-08-22 worship service.

It has been said that humans inherit a tainted nature and a proclivity to sin through the fact of birth.  Others state that while man might be fallen, don't we overcome sin through the holy spirit?  So we sin by missing the mark on reaching perfection?  If we were continually seeks to live a life worth of Jesus Christ, would we be overcoming sin?  Is it the seeking of perfection or the reaching it that removes us from sin?  Taken from the sermon of 2021-08-15.

We are told that we are "Saved by Faith" but are "Receive Salvation by Works".  These two thoughts go hand-in-hand with the teaching of Jesus Christ.  Taken from the 2021-08-15 sermon.