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A weekly thought and word of encouragement from the Dulin United Methodist Church in Falls Church, Virginia
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When a car delay turned into a week of walking instead of driving, Pastor James Henry discovered something worth sitting with: a car gets you somewhere , but walking reminds you that you already are somewhere. In this re
What if the way you start your morning could reshape your entire day? In this week's Dulin Weekly Podcast , Pastor James Henry of Dulin United Methodist Church in Falls Church, Virginia, shares how renewing his daily gra
What did John Wesley really mean by "perfection"? In this week's Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James Henry unpacks one of Methodism's most misunderstood questions: "Are you going on to perfection?" Drawing on the Greek wo
What does it look like when a church dares to dream together? In this milestone episode marking his one-year anniversary as pastor of Dulin United Methodist Church, James Henry invites the congregation into a season of c
What does mission really mean — and why does relationship matter as much as the work itself? In this episode of the Dulin Weekly Podcast , Pastor James Henry checks in from Greenbrier County, West Virginia, where he and
What does mission really mean — and why does relationship matter as much as the work itself? In this episode of the Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James Henry checks in from Greenbrier County, West Virginia, where he and f
What does it mean to be part of something bigger than your own congregation? In this episode of the Dulin Weekly Podcast , Pastor James Henry reflects from afar — recorded ahead of his trip to Virginia Annual Conference
What does it mean to be part of something bigger than your own congregation? In this episode of the Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James Henry reflects from afar — recorded ahead of his trip to Virginia Annual Conference a
What does it really mean to honor your father and mother? In this week's Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James Henry of Dulin United Methodist Church in Falls Church, Virginia, takes a fresh look at one of the Ten Commandme
What if your worth isn't measured by what you get done? In this week's Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James Henry of Dulin United Methodist Church in Falls Church, Virginia, reflects on the difference between productivity
As summer begins and many prepare for travel, vacation, and time away, this week’s Dulin Weekly Podcast reflects on the sacred invitation hidden within rest itself. James explores Sabbath, the rhythms of nature, awe and
In this week’s Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James reflects on the phrase “give us today the bread that is needful” from the Lord’s Prayer, exploring how “bread” means more than physical nourishment. Drawing from the rich
In this week’s Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James reflects on what it really means to “be the church.” Dulin Church is more than a building or a Sunday gathering—it is a living community of people connected through love,
In this week’s Dulin Weekly Podcast, James reflects on what it means to live a resurrection life during the Easter season. Resurrection, he suggests, is not only about life after death but about the new quality of life t
This week on the Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James invites us to shift the question from “Where is God?” to “Why aren’t we seeing God where we already are?” Reflecting on everyday moments—from traffic and neighborhood w
This week on the Dulin Weekly Podcast, James reflects on the meaning of the word “Amen,” moving beyond its common use as simply the end of a prayer. Drawing on Aramaic insight, he explores how “Amen” functions as a coven
In this Easter season reflection, Pastor James invites us to rediscover a simple yet profound truth: God is love. Drawing from 1 John 4:8 and a recent conversation with children in Sunday school, he encourages listeners
n the days following Easter’s celebration, it’s easy to remember the beauty of the moment—but forget the many hands that made it possible. This week, we pause not for a new teaching, but for a word of gratitude and recog
James reflects on Maundy Thursday through the lens of the disciples’ responses to Jesus—abandoning, denying, and betraying—and invites us to consider how these same patterns show up in our own lives. Rather than dwelling
As Lent draws to a close and Holy Week approaches, this reflection invites us to pause and gently ask: how is our realignment going? Throughout this season, we’ve been exploring what it means to return to the place God c
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