United Methodist Chucks

We begin our after Easter series called “Easter People.” In it, we will be exploring how the resurrection changes us. Our first message is “Eyes Open.” Today we look at our faith journey through the road to Emmaus. Our scripture readings come from 1 Peter 1:17-23 and Luke 24:13-35. . .

We finish our Easter series called “Death and Life.” In it, we will be looking at death, resurrection, and life. Our last message is “In Living.” Today we look at how we live in light of Christ's death and resurrection. Our scripture readings come from Acts 2:14a, 22-32 and 1 Peter 1:3-9.

We continue our Easter series called “Death and Life.” In it, we will be looking at death, resurrection, and life. Our next message is “In Rising.” Today we look at the resurrection and reflect on the hope and the love that it represents for us all. Our scripture readings come from John 20:1-18 and Acts 10:34-43.

We begin our next series called “Death and Life.” In it, we will be looking at death, resurrection, and life. Our first message is “In Dying.” Today we look at the triumphant entry into Jerusalem and the sorrow of death on the cross. Our scripture readings come from Matthew 21:1-11; Matthew 27:27-50.

We finish our Lenten series called “Lenten Journey.” In it, we will be traveling with Christ as part of our Lenten reflection. Our final message is “Visiting Friends.” Today we look at Christ among friends and what we learn about trusting the Lord. Our scripture readings come from John 11:1-45.

We continue our Lenten series called “Lenten Journey.” In it, we will be traveling with Christ as part of our Lenten reflection. Our next message is “Seeing the Path.” Today we look at Christ healing a man born blind and what it says about how we see God. Our scripture readings come from John 9:1-41.

We continue our Lenten series called “Lenten Journey.” In it, we will be traveling with Christ as part of our Lenten reflection. Our next message is "Going to the Well.” Today we look at Christ meeting a woman at a well and the revelation that is made there. Our scripture readings come from John 4:5-42.

We continue our Lenten series called “Lenten Journey.” In it, we will be traveling with Christ as part of our Lenten reflection. Our next message is “Meeting by Night.” Today we look at Christ meeting with Nicodemus and explore how we can be blinded by literalism. Our scripture readings come from John 3:1-17. .

We begin our new series called “Lenten Journey.” In it, we will be traveling with Christ as part of our Lenten reflection. Our first message is “To the Wilderness.” Today we look at Christ being tempted in the wilderness and we reflect on the way that we quote the Bible. Our scripture readings come from Matthew 3:13-4:17.

We continue our series called “Relational God.” The series is based on the Transfiguration. Each week will explore another aspect of God with a reading from John. Our last message is “God of Transformation.” Today we look at the Transfiguration and God revealed in Jesus Christ. Our scripture readings come from Matthew 17:1-9; John 1:29-34.

We continue our series called “Relational God.” The series is based on the Transfiguration. Each week will explore another aspect of God with a reading from John. Our next message is “God of Transition.” Today we look at Elijah and transition. Our scripture readings come from 2 Kings 2:1-14; John 1:6-9, 19-21.

We continue our series called “Relational God.” The series is based on the Transfiguration. Each week will explore another aspect of God with a reading from John. Our next message is “God of Revelation.” Today we look at Moses and the character of God. Our scripture readings come from Exodus 33:12-23, 34:4-9, 27-29; John 1:14, 16-18.

We continue our series called “Relational God.” The series is based on the Transfiguration. Each week will explore another aspect of God with a reading from John. Our next message is “God of Declaration.” Today we look at Abraham and the character of God. Our scripture readings come from Genesis 17:1-8, 15-22; John 1:10-13.

We begin a new series called “Relational God.” The series is based on the Transfiguration. Each week will explore another aspect of God with a reading from John. Our first message is “God of Creation.” Today we look at what the creation narrative tells us about God. Our scripture readings come from Genesis 1:1-2:3; John 1:1-5.

We finish a brief series called “After Thoughts.” The series looks at how we carry Christmas forward as we start a new year. Our next message is “The Epiphany.” Today we reflect on how we can support each other in the new year. Pastor Cam is on vacation next Sunday. Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 60:1-6; Ephesians 3:1-12; Matthew 2:1-12.

We start a brief series called “After Thoughts.” The series looks at how we carry Christmas forward as we start a new year. Our next message is “A New Year.” Today we reflect on how we can change in Christ as we start a brand new year. Our scripture readings come from Ecclesiastes 3:1-13; Revelation 21:1-6a; Matthew 25:31-46.

We finish our Advent series called “Season of Thanks.” The series will focus each week on something else we should be thankful for as we prepare for our Savior’s birth. Our final message is “Thankful for a Child.” For Christmas Eve, we celebrate the birth of our Savior and give thanks for our Emmanuel, our God with us. Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 9:2-7; Titus 2:11-14; Luke 2:1-20.

We continue our Advent series called “Season of Thanks.” The series will focus each week on something else we should be thankful for as we prepare for our Savior’s birth. Our next message is “Thankful for Love.” Today we reflect on giving thanks for the love that we find in Christ. Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 7:10-16; Romans 1:1-7; Matthew 1:18-25.

We continue our Advent series called “Season of Thanks.” The series will focus each week on something else we should be thankful for as we prepare for our Savior’s birth. Our next message is “Thankful for Joy.” Today we reflect on giving thanks for the joy that we find in Christ. Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 35:1-10; James 5:7-10; Matthew 11:2-11.

We continue our Advent series called “Season of Thanks.” The series will focus each week on something else we should be thankful for as we prepare for our Savior’s birth. Our next message is “Thankful for Peace.” Today we reflect on giving thanks for the peace that we find in Christ. Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 11:1-10; Romans 15:4-13; Matthew 3:1-12.