United Methodist Chucks

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.

We begin 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 first message is “Thankful for Hope.” Today we reflect on giving thanks for the hope that we find in Christ. Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 2:1-5; Romans 13:11-14; Matthew 24:36-44.

We finish our series called “God Can” The series revolves around God’s interactions with people. Our final message is “God Provides.” Today we reflect on giving thanks for all that God provides for us and how we can be more thankful. Our scripture readings come from 1 Chronicles 29:9-18; Matthew 11:25-30.

We continue our series called “God Can” The series revolves around God’s interactions with people. Our next message is “God Loves.” Today we reflect on God's love and who it is for, as well as how it shapes our lives. Our scripture readings come from Zephaniah 3:14-20; Romans 5:1-11.

We continue our series called “God Can” The series revolves around God’s interactions with people. Our next message is “God Unites.” We think about All Saints Sunday with a reflection on the way the we are united by God's great love for us. Our scripture readings come from Ephesians 1:11-23; John 17:11-24.

We continue our series called “God Can” The series revolves around God’s interactions with people. Our next message is “God Hears.” In it, we look at God hearing our prayers. Do we sometimes doubt God hears us? Do we take the time to listen to God? How does it change our prayers? Our scripture readings come from 2 Kings 20:1-7; Luke 11:5-13.

We begin our series called “God Can” The series revolves around God's interactions with people. Our first message is “God Adapts.” In it, we look at Moses and God's ability to adapt plans. Does God change plans based on our actions? Does that mean God's plans are flawed? Or something deeper? Our scripture readings come from Exodus 3:7-12; 4:1-17.

We continue our series called “Pondering Questions.” The series is based on questions that you send in! Our next message is “Asking Questions.” In it, we look at Abraham and his ability to ask questions. Can we question God? Should we ask questions? Our scripture readings come from Genesis 18:1-5,16-33.

We continue our series called “Pondering Questions.” The series is based on questions that you send in! Our next message is “Hesitant Love.” In it, we look at an interaction between Peter and Jesus and the ways that we understand love. Our scripture readings come from John 21:1-19.

We continue our series called “Pondering Questions.” The series is based on questions that you send in! Our next message is “Crucifixion Questions” In it, we look at three questions about the crucifixion dealing with language, tradition, and understanding. Our scripture readings come from Mark 15-16 (selection); Ephesians 4:7-13; Luke 23:39-43.

We continue our series called “Pondering Questions.” The series is based on questions that you send in! Our next message is “To Be Called” In it, we look at a question about how we are called and if there's specific signs. Our scripture readings come from 1 Samuel 3:1-10; Matthew 4:17-22; Romans 1:1-7.

We continue our series called “Pondering Questions.” The series is based on questions that you send in! Our next message is “Bad Things & Good People” In it, we look at an age old question about why things happen the way they do and ask if we are even asking the right question. Our scripture readings come from Luke 18:15-19; Ecclesiastes 7:13-18; John 9:1-7.

We continue our series called “Pondering Questions.” The series is based on questions that you send in! Our next message is “Heaven Is...?” In it, we look at what Scripture says about heaven and what comes next as well as what it means if there's no clear answers. Our scripture readings come from Matthew 13:44-50; 1 Corinthians 15:50-58; Mark 12:18-27.