Vine Worship at Kingwood Methodist

God called Esther to align her mission with his. Does your mission align with God’s?  Guest preacher, Rev. Dr Jessica LaGrone explores what it means to give up our shadow missions for Gods mission. 

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As we wrap up our sermon series "Generous Hearts" we reflect a bit on what makes us different as Christians with our money? What does it look like individually to be generous Christians? And is God trying to form a whole new type of community where financial support looks totally different!? Let's talk about it.

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As we close our stewardship sermon series, it's time to put our faith into action! What is God asking you to change or continue with your money? And how are you leveraging the gifts you have now for pouring into the generation to come?

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As we reflect on our children's sabbath, we talk honestly about how we raise a family in Christ, and how do we do that with wisdom? What are some decisions that we make to be different than our community? What does "success" look like for us? Lets talk about it!

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In John 17, Jesus casts a vision for his people as both sent into the world and set apart from it. Following Jesus is supposed to make us different from the surrounding world, but too often we aren’t. The most important thing we can do to pass the faith on to the next generation is just to really be the church. 

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Where do we start with Generosity? The Lord loves a cheerful giver, but there seems to be giving people, and non-giving people. May we assess the motives for our gifts and ask the Lord where we can continue to make a greater difference in His kingdom. 

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In 2 Corinthians 9 we explore what it means to be a cheerful giver as an individual and the church as a transformed people. 

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"God is the owner of everything," is a bold statement. But true! However, what does ownership look like for an all powerful God, verses what ownership looks like for us broken humans? What does the love of money look like? And How do we reconcile with money in a money-abundant and loving context. Let's dive in!

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The Scriptures teach that God is the ultimate owner of everything (Psalm 24:1), including everything we have and everything we are: our existence, our bodies, our time, and beyond. But as God graciously creates us, he also generously invites us to contribute to the beauty and goodness of his Creation (Genesis 2:15). The things that you have are not technically yours. How are you using what God gave you to make investments that might yield an eternal dividend (Matthew 25:14-27)?

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As a worship community, we took a detour for a week into the why? of communion. What are we supposed to feel when we take communion? Why do we do what we do as we gather? Does Paul's instruction in 1 Corinthians apply now? Lots to think about and break down! 

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