Simply Sermons Podcast

Modern science tells us gratitude is a practice that can rewire our brains and change our outlook on life. As people of faith, we have known for thousands of years that gratitude is essential to a life well lived. In our new sermon series, “Gratitude Attitude”, we will practice gratitude while we explore three specific areas where thankfulness can change everything.

Gratitude Attitude | Dr. Clayton Oliphint | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

Modern science tells us gratitude is a practice that can rewire our brains and change our outlook on life. As people of faith, we have known for thousands of years that gratitude is essential to a life well lived. In our new sermon series, “Gratitude Attitude”, we will practice gratitude while we explore three specific areas where thankfulness can change everything.

Gratitude Attitude | Rev. Sarah Marsalis-Luginbill | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, Pastor Clayton reminds us that the most important call we can answer from God is to love our neighbors as we love ourselves, despite our personal, political or other differences.

Do Unto Others | Dr. Clayton Oliphint | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, Pastor Cheryl reminds us that the most important call we can answer from God is to love our neighbors as we love ourselves, despite our personal, political or other differences.

Do Unto Others | Rev. Cheryl Bishop | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, Pastor Clayton shares how Matthew’s teaching describes how the call to turn the other cheek exemplifies a powerful approach to conflict resolution, advocating for peace over retaliation. Even though our first instinct might be to fight back when faced with a conflict, God calls us to be better and respond with love instead of anger. We are empowered to do this because God first loved us.

Do Unto Others | Dr. Clayton Oliphint | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, Pastor Allison shares how Matthew’s teaching describes how the call to turn the other cheek exemplifies a powerful approach to conflict resolution, advocating for peace over retaliation. Even though our first instinct might be to fight back when faced with a conflict, God calls us to be better and respond with love instead of anger. We are empowered to do this because God first loved us.

Do Unto Others | Rev. Allison Jean | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, Pastor Clayton shares how the parable of the Good Samaritan reminds us of our calling to help those in need, regardless of their background. Jesus asks us to challenge social prejudices and allow our kindness, compassion, and care to transcend cultural divides.

Do Unto Others | Dr. Clayton Oliphint | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, Pastor Allison shares how the parable of the Good Samaritan reminds us of our calling to help those in need, regardless of their background. Jesus asks us to challenge social prejudices and allow our kindness, compassion, and care to transcend cultural divides.

Do Unto Others | Rev. Allison Jean | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, “Do Unto Others”, Pastor Clayton shares how we are called to intentionally and actively work to treat everyone we meet in the way that we would want to be treated. It may not always be easy, but it will always be worth it.

Do Unto Others | Dr. Clayton Oliphint | First United Methodist Church of Richardson

The behavior of Christians is the leading cause for people choosing to leave the church. During this new sermon series, “Do Unto Others”, we are coming back to the basics: what are the rules of engagement Christians should follow when we encounter other people? Join us as we dig deep into these relational rules that Jesus not only taught but lived by example.

In this sermon, “Do Unto Others”, Pastor Allison shares how we are called to intentionally and actively work to treat everyone we meet in the way that we would want to be treated. It may not always be easy, but it will always be worth it.

Do Unto Others | Rev. Allison Jean | First United Methodist Church of Richardson