Today we wrap up our “God Calling” series as we turn our attention to the apostle Paul. Almost half of the New Testament is attributed to Paul. And yet, initially Paul was one of Christianity’s earliest and most fierce opponents. What changed? Join us as we take a look at his early years and what led him to be the great missionary he became. 

We continue in our “God Calling” series as we turn our attention to Peter and Jesus’ call to walk on the water. What made it possible for Peter to respond to Jesus’ call and why was he the only one?

We continue in our “God Calling” series as we turn our attention to Peter and Jesus’ call to walk on the water. What made it possible for Peter to respond to Jesus’ call and why was he the only one?

We begin a new sermon series complementing our Summer Study Series. What is God calling us to do? Who is God calling us to be? Throughout the series we'll look at some ordinary people whom God called to do some pretty amazing things and how their stories still speak to us today. We begin with Abraham and Sarah... their faith, their call, their life and how their story still speaks to us today.

Austin Holland wraps up our “Behind the Music” series. This week the focus is on the hymn “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing.” It’s a great old hymn that resonates even today because we all struggle in our faith from time to time. 

We continue in our “Behind the Music” series as we dig into the hymn “Blessed Assurance” and especially the person “behind” this great old hymn. 

Dr. John Blizzard takes us behind the hymn "God of Grace and God of Glory". What's the story behind the hymn and how does it speak to us today. 

Methodist history is full of outstanding and iconic hymns. You sing them all the time — some of you for decades. You might have even memorized their lyrics, melodies, and harmonies. But have you ever heard the stories behind some of your favorite songs of worship? In this short sermon series, we’ll uncover the stories behind some of our most cherished hymns. Who wrote them? Why? What special story do they tell? 

This Sunday we recognize, honor, and hear from our high school graduates! 

Throughout history, fire has been one of life’s basics of civilization. In the days of early civilization, a tribe would designate one person to be the fire carrier — entrusted to take the fire from one camp to another, to protect that fire, and to make sure that it never went out. Fire has also been a physical demonstration of the presence of God — in bushes, in plows, in tabernacles, and during the first Pentecost. On Sunday, May 28, we will celebrate Pentecost, the “birthday” of the church, birthed with fire and filled with the Holy Spirit.