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Join Rev. Matt Stone and Rev. David Melton as they discuss the third Sunday of our sermon series, "Don't Let It Be."

According to our current (some would say "worldly") ideas of fairness, some of Jesus' parables just don't make sense to us. They might even make us uncomfortable! Can we let go of our ideas of fairness and embrace the realities of God's gift of grace? What if it means others don't get what we think they deserve? What if it means we don't get what we think we deserve?

Start the conversation here, then tune back in on Sunday for the sermon!

"Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us."

Easier said than done, right? God has already set the example of how we are to forgive, and Jesus makes it very clear--whether it's 77 times or 490 times--that we should forgive. But what does that look like?

Join Rev. Matt Stone, Dr. Phil Schroeder, and Rev. Kathy Brockman as they discuss the second Sunday of our sermon series, "Don't Let It Be."

"Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us."

Easier said than done, right? God has already set the example of how we are to forgive, and Jesus makes it very clear--whether it's 77 times or 490 times--that we should forgive. But what does that look like?

Start the conversation here, then tune back in on Sunday for the sermon!

Welcome to the first Sunday of our new sermon series, "Don't Let It Be." As Christians, we often assume we should avoid conflict and just "keep the peace." But that's not how Jesus told his followers to handle our relationships. What would happen if we didn't just "let things be"? How should the church look in polarized and contentious times?

Join Rev. Matt Stone and Rev. Calissa Dauterman as they discuss the first Sunday of our new sermon series, "Don't Let It Be." As Christians, we often assume we should avoid conflict and just "keep the peace." But that's not how Jesus told his followers to handle our relationships. What would happen if we didn't just "let things be"? How should the church look in polarized and contentious times?

Start the conversation with Matt and Calissa, then tune back in on Sunday for the sermon!

Much like the burning bush itself, the story of Moses' first encounter with "I Am" is more than initially meets the eye. Check out this packed episode full of unlikely parallels to the Jesus story (and, therefore, ours as well) and questions about what it means to stand on Holy ground.

Join Matt, Phil, and Calissa as they talk about the fifth and final Sunday of the "Wrestling With A Text" sermon series at Dunwoody UMC. Much like the burning bush itself, the story of Moses' first encounter with "I Am" is more than initially meets the eye. Check out this packed episode full of unlikely parallels to the Jesus story (and, therefore, ours as well) and questions about what it means to stand on Holy ground.

Also, make sure to tune back in on Sunday for the final sermon in our series!

There's a new king in town, and he couldn't care less about Joseph, his people, or his legacy. Thanks to some brave Hebrew midwives, many children are spared from the Pharaoh's cruelty--one of them was Moses. Wrestle with us as we explore this rich story and explore what it means for us today!

Join Rev. Matt Stone and Dr. Phil Schroeder as they talk about the fourth Sunday of the "Wrestling With A Text" sermon series at Dunwoody UMC. There's a new king in town, and he couldn't care less about Joseph, his people, or his legacy. Thanks to some brave Hebrew midwives, many children are spared from the Pharaoh's cruelty--one of them was Moses. Wrestle with us as we explore this rich story and explore what it means for us today!

Joseph, having elevated himself to the position of right-hand-man to Pharaoh in Egypt, is reunited with his brothers in their time of need. Will he forgive and use his new position to bless those who wronged him so long ago, or will he repay jealousy with cruelty? Join us as we wrestle with these questions and others.