Today we conclude our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 19. We do so by reflecting on the miraculous gift of salvation.
Today we conclude our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 19. We do so by reflecting on the miraculous gift of salvation.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 11. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous gift of living in the moment.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 11. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous gift of living in the moment.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous gift of Jesus’ healing.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous gift of Jesus’ healing.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous gift of the Sabbath.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous gift of the Sabbath.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous story of Jesus feeding the 5000.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. Today we are reflecting on the miraculous story of Jesus feeding the 5000.
Today, we begin a new sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. As we read through the Gospel of John, what miracles of grace might we discover along the way?
Today, we begin a new sermon series entitled, “Miracles” by reading and focusing on the lessons found in John chapter 2. As we read through the Gospel of John, what miracles of grace might we discover along the way?
As we conclude our worship series “Questions Welcome!”, we reveal the final sermon topic you voted for this past week: “Does God have a purpose or plan for my life?”
As we conclude our worship series “Questions Welcome!”, we reveal the final sermon topic you voted for this past week: “Does God have a purpose or plan for my life?”
As we continue our sermon series, “Questions are Welcome!” we are asking you, as part of the FUMCR community, to help decide what the sermon topic will be each week by voting online at https://www.fumcr.com/question. The question chosen this week is “Can I believe in God and science?” Join us as Pastor Clayton uses Genesis to answer this question and help us understand how these two concepts are not mutually exclusive.
As we continue our sermon series, “Questions are Welcome!” we are asking you, as part of the FUMCR community, to help decide what the sermon topic will be each week by voting online at https://www.fumcr.com/question. The question chosen this week is “Can I believe in God and science?” Join us as Pastor Allison uses Genesis to answer this question and help us understand how these two concepts are not mutually exclusive.
Today we begin a new sermon series, “Questions Welcome!” which puts a fun twist on our usual format! You, as part of the FUMCR community, get to help decide what the sermon topic is each week by voting online at www.fumcr.com/question . The question chosen this week is “Why do we pray and does prayer make a difference?” Join us as Pastor Clayton uses Psalm 22 to answer this question and help us understand the benefits and power of prayer.
Today we begin a new sermon series, “Questions Welcome!” which puts a fun twist on our usual format! You, as part of the FUMCR community, get to help decide what the sermon topic is each week by voting online at www.fumcr.com/question.
Salvation is here! It’s go time! We don’t have to wait for a future perfect day to experience the salvation of God. In the last sermon of our “It’s Go Time!” series, Pastor Clayton asks us what will we do with the gift of our present reality? We are called to recommit to the salvation God has offered to us and the world.
Salvation is here! It’s go time! We don’t have to wait for a future perfect day to experience the salvation of God. In the last sermon of our “It’s Go Time!” series, Pastor Allison asks us what will we do with the gift of our present reality? We are called to recommit to the salvation God has offered to us and the world.
When have you felt the true loss of time? Years of a pandemic, missed opportunities, regrets that have defined our lives all contribute to this feeling of loss. God promises us time is never wasted. Instead, we have faith that in all things, God is always redeeming and renewing. Is there a more hopeful message than to know that God is ever-present? In the next sermon of our “It’s Go Time!” series, Pastor Clayton highlights God’s commitment to US. We hear the message of a God who chooses everyday...
When have you felt the true loss of time? Years of a pandemic, missed opportunities, regrets that have defined our lives all contribute to this feeling of loss. God promises us time is never wasted. Instead, we have faith that in all things, God is always redeeming and renewing. Is there a more hopeful message than to know that God is ever-present?
While in a difficult season of life, things may feel chaotic and you can sometimes feel like you’re struggling to find purpose. It’s easy to feel frustrated by or even defeated by the challenges we find ourselves facing, but we can look to the story of Esther as an example of how God calls us to something bigger and gives us purpose amidst the challenges.
While in a difficult season of life, things may feel chaotic and you can sometimes feel like you’re struggling to find purpose. It’s easy to feel frustrated by or even defeated by the challenges we find ourselves facing, but we can look to the story of Esther as an example of how God calls us to something bigger and gives us purpose amidst the challenges.
As we start a new year and set our own commitments and intentions for the next twelve months, we are first and foremost called to recommit to Christ. How can we give our full selves to God in a new way this year? Today, Pastor Clayton asks us to recognize the season we’re in. Ecclesiastes 3 shows us that we all move through seasons in life and they may be hard, joyful or somewhere in between. We trust that God is present in every one of those seasons. The question is, how can we hold fast to our...
As we start a new year and set our own commitments and intentions for the next twelve months, we are first and foremost called to recommit to Christ. How can we give our full selves to God in a new way this year? Today, Pastor Allison asks us to recognize the season we’re in. Ecclesiastes 3 shows us that we all move through seasons in life and they may be hard, joyful or somewhere in between. We trust that God is present in every one of those seasons. The question is, how can we hold fast to our...
New Year's Day - Rev. Sarah Marsalis-Luginbill and Rev. Scott Luginbill - January 1, 2023
Christmas Day | Sermon by Rev. Allison Jean | December 25, 2022
Join us this Christmas Eve to gather together and rejoice in the birth of Jesus! A Christmas Story | Dr. Clayton Oliphint | First United Methodist Church of Richardson
Join us this Christmas Eve to gather together and rejoice in the birth of Jesus!
