The scripture reading is 1 Corinthians 12: 4-13

When we face important decisions and opportunities in our lives, we often weigh the pros and cons. We often find reasons to avoid making changes and to keep doing things the same old way. But there comes a time when we must decide… are we going to play it safe or go all in?

John 3:16 tells us that God loved us so much that he gave his only Son for us, “so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.” God’s love for us is “all in!” In turn, when we put all our trust in God, our lives can be freed for unimaginable wonder. This series will explore what it means to be “all in” for God with all of our being and all that we have.

Sunday's message is titled: "Common Good"

The scripture reading is Luke 5: 1-11

When we face important decisions and opportunities in our lives, we often weigh the pros and cons. We often find reasons to avoid making changes and to keep doing things the same old way. But there comes a time when we must decide… are we going to play it safe or go all in?

John 3:16 tells us that God loved us so much that he gave his only Son for us, “so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.” God’s love for us is “all in!” In turn, when we put all our trust in God, our lives can be freed for unimaginable wonder. This series will explore what it means to be “all in” for God with all of our being and all that we have.

Scripture: 1 Kings 17: 10-16

We are invited to trust, to believe.

As people of faith, we’re called to trust God even when God leads us in directions we wouldn’t otherwise go and calls us to do things we wouldn’t otherwise do.

The scripture reading is James 5:13-20

The scripture reading is James 3:13-18

The scripture reading is James 3: 1-12

We continue the worship series titled: "Living Faith"

John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, insisted that Christian faith was more than just a set of beliefs or a feeling. Faith changes our lives and results in faithful action in the world. The New Testament letter of James gives the same message. This series will look at John Wesley’s General Rules in connection with readings from James to show how our faith can come to life in all that we say and do.

Message is titled: "Do no harm"

Words hold the power of life and death. What you say matters: speak life and back up your words with actions.

Scripture: James 2: 1-7, 14-17

In this series, we will explore the three simple rules of Wesley in conversation with the book of James. John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, insisted that what we believe must be shown in how we live. He connected personal faith and social holiness and called on Methodists to crawl out of our comfort zones and allow our faith to change the way we live and the whole world.

Scripture: Luke 10: 25-37

This type of mission and service includes efforts to make a positive difference in the lives of others for the purposes of Christ whether or not these people will ever be a part of the community of faith.

Scripture: Genesis 18: 1-8

Today's message is about one of the practices of fruitful congregations: Passionate Worship.

Scripture is Psalms 84