We start the season of Advent with the sermon centered on Luke 21:25-36. This week's sermon was recorded at McClave UMC.

This week we conclude the Names of God series by focusing on Jesus Christ. This Sunday was also Christ the King Sunday. Gospel reading is John 18:33-37 and the reading for the sermon and epistle reading is Revelation 1:4b-8. This recording includes the reading from Revelation, so feel free to look up the reading from John.

This week we conclude the Names of God series by focusing on Jesus Christ. This Sunday was also Christ the King Sunday. Gospel reading is John 18:33-37 and the reading for the sermon and epistle reading is Revelation 1:4b-8. Both Gospel and the reading from Revelation are included.

This week look at Exodus 3:1-15 when the most sacred name for God was revealed to Moses. The setting of this revealing shows us how God's grace is with us, even when we feel that we fall short or struggle.

This week look at Exodus 3:1-15 when the most sacred name for God was revealed to Moses. The setting of this revealing shows us how God's grace is with us, even when we feel that we fall short or struggle.

This week we look at the name Adonai for God, which means Master, Lord, or Sovereign One. Sermon is centered on Isaiah 61:1-11 and refers back to the Gospel reading from John 13:1-17.

This week we look at the name Adonai for God, which means Master, Lord, or Sovereign One. Sermon is centered on Isaiah 61:1-11 and refers back to the Gospel reading from John 13:1-17. McClave's recording includes the Gospel reading.

This week we begin a new series looking some of the names used for God in the Bible. We start this week with the name Elohim, which can mean Mighty One, Supreme, or Creator. The text for the sermon is centered on Genesis 1:1-5.

This week we begin a new series looking some of the names used for God in the Bible. We start this week with the name Elohim, which can mean Mighty One, Supreme, or Creator. The text for the sermon is centered on Genesis 1:1-5.

This week we hear from the story of Esther, witness how she answered a call to save her people, and learn how we can respond to a call to act even when it seems impossible. Sermon is centered on Esther 4:1-17.