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This Sunday is Transfiguration Sunday, a significant theological event that seems to be less frequently celebrated in many congregations (perhaps including ours). The text tells a story about Jesus' journey to a mountaintop where some of the disciples witness an event that leaves them in awe. The post Listen to Him appeared first on Pacific Beach United Methodist Church - PB UMC - PBUMC.

In the text for this Sunday, Paul very clearly addresses the reality of division in the church. As members and participants in a United Methodist Church, we may find this particularly poignant today. Yet, Paul reminds his readers that we belong to Christ.

This week's text is the introduction to Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth. Paul identifies himself and expresses gratitude. In doing so, Paul reminds his audience of our unity in Christ Jesus.

As we begin a new year and new century, we explore the beginning of Jesus' ministry. As we consider Matthew's text in Sunday's worship, note the opening of the heavens, the presence of the Spirit of God, and the voice from the heavens.

The prophet Amos takes some heat from the religious establishment of Northern Israel. What does his example show us about how God calls people?

Joseph and Mary encounter terror after a miracle. How do we deal with unexpected circumstances?

Jesus' parents present him at the temple, they offer a sacrifice, and a priest and a prophet revel at Jesus’ presence.

As we continue in the Advent season in preparation for Christmas, we read about the angel’s visit to Mary

Today we review the dramatic story surrounding the birth of John the Baptist.

Israel has come to a dark period with little to hope for. But God speaks an incredible new promise, assuring them that the story is not over.