Mount Olivet UMC

We begin this series looking at history through the lens of faith, divinely called leaders, and God's ultimate will for his chosen people.

Where is Jesus in the transitional, in-between, "liminal" spaces of our life?

Stillness is hard to find, but being in community can help us foster peace and stillness together.

Jesus calls us to grow into the Kingdom of God, but what is the Kingdom?

Jesus created a new family, and frankly, it looked and continues to look different than many expect.

On this Sunday after Pentecost, we're joined by laity from the Arlington District for a conversation on what it means for us to "move into the neighborhood".

We have been filled with the power of the Holy Spirit to proclaim the Good News - that the God who created and sustains all creation has redeemed us.

The amazing thing about God's grace? Just when I think I'm not qualified, I'm reminded that God is with me. We're in this together.

John's gospel tells us that we're to spend our time and energy producing love in the world. Thankfully, love is handed down. We're able to love because we were loved first.

Isn't it easier to focus on other things? Well, we bear fruit because it glorifies God. It's what naturally happens when we are connected to others, connected to Christ.