Wesley Foundation at MSU

Worship happens when, through giving all we have to God, we meet Him in our hearts. Jesus says in John 4 that we are able to worship Him in Spirit and truth - but what exactly does that mean? Listen in to learn more!

"Throughout history, God has moved in mighty ways in particular seasons. You might know of these times as times of awakening. We believe it is His desire to do that again through our emerging generation. So the question is - are you awake?"

Gaslighting is a term you hear in the context of relationships. It's an action taken against someone - so how does that happen? And what can we do to stop it?

We’re unpacking two more terms of our time loaded with meaning and impact—truth and toxic. One we might want to pump the brakes on, and the other needs to be applied liberally.

Whether it was in a light conversation with a friend or printed on a book cover, you’re probably familiar with the term ‘triggered.’ It’s become a common descriptor of the state of being for us today, but what does it really mean? This week at Worship, we’re going to look at Exodus 2, an experience that would change the course of life for Moses and an entire people, and what it has to say to us when we find ourselves triggered.

John the Baptist is famous for saying, “Jesus must increase, and I must decrease.” The Message gives a fresh take on these words: “This is the assigned moment for Jesus to move to the center, while I slip off to the sidelines.” [John 3.30]

This week at Worship, we’re studying John 3.22-36 and taking a look at what it means for me to decrease and for Jesus to increase in my life. What if surrender, submission, & self-denial are actually the way to make the most of your life?

Luke 3-4, When college feels so much like a wilderness, how can we survive it and even thrive in it like Jesus did when he spent time in his own wilderness? The quick answer is found in what happened to Jesus right before his wilderness--and it can happen for us, too. Abiding in Jesus' identity leads to abounding in Jesus' faithfulness. 

2 Corinthians 9 - so you've been abiding, but what does it mean to abound? What exactly is it that's abounding? And who's doing it?

Two verses [John 15.5 & 2 Cor 9.8] and two words can make all the difference in the way 2023 plays out. Two simple words – in the right order. So which is it? Is it abound & abide? Or abide & abound?

Christmas Worship '22