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How do you truly feel about God's Hope? In today's message, Pastor Jeremy takes us through Numbers 13 and Joshua 3, and asks us the question, do we really believe in God's goodness, and our living hope in him? Or do we trust more in ourselves and our abilities?
We love the verse “be strong and courageous,” but where does our strength and courage from? Joshua teaches us where our true source of strength and courage lies.
In this week's podcast, Burt and KUMC welcome our new associate pastor, Rev. Jeremy Bass to our church. Rev. Bass talks about his calling, and some of his most powerful personal moments in his walk with the Lord.
Transitions can leave us feeling unsettled and searching for familiarity and comfort. Are you seeking God’s faithfulness and righteousness in the midst of transition or are you trying to fix the problem yourself?
John Wayne's last sermon at Kingwood United Methodist Church is taken from Isaiah 43:1-3; 16-21. As we transition out of the wilderness, so to speak, it is time for us to see what God is up to and join him in that work. In Isaiah 43, God not only promises to help the people in their wilderness but he promises to transform it. Maybe, this is the corporate encouragement we need in this time.
Pastor Chris brings us a message praising a God who refuses to let us give up on ourselves or our purposes even in our moments of frustration, fear, uncertainty and despair. That same, one true God speaks to us in the noise of a protest or the silence of a pandemic to call us to share the good news of Jesus Christ with one another in our actions and words!
In the wilderness the Israelites learn about obedience and the faithfulness of God. Obedience can often be misconstrued to be something that is oppressive or demanding from God, when for the Israelites obedience was about witnessing to the world about God. This is not unlike our opportunity to shine God's light in the middle of the wilderness.
We all know that God provides water and Manna in the wilderness. What what if God doesn’t just want to get you through it? What if he is using this season for so much more!
As the people of Israel leave the oppression of slavery in Egypt and approach the Red Sea they feel caught between the fear of Pharoh chasing them and the impossibility of the Red Sea in front of them. God moves and makes a way. And we can learn how to address our fears by focusing on God.
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