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Unknown Host hosts FUMC Bentonville Sermon Podcast, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
Deuteronomy 6:4-9; Galatians 5:22-23 In spite of all of our divisions, the truth is, we want to be good people. We just need to remember our shared values and agree to practice them.
Galatians 5:1, 13-15; 1 Timothy 2:1-6; Isaiah 40:28-31 We get a lot of despair and bad news however much that bad news has always been around. We as Christians are called to look forward into the future with hope not fea
Luke 13:6-9, Psalm 85 The Founders of our nation built a government that anticipates human failure. Our civic life includes ways to pause, evaluate, change course, and begin again. That does not make our nation perfect,
Luke 13:6-9 and Psalm 85 The Founders of our nation built a government that anticipates human failure. Our civic life includes ways to pause, evaluate, change course, and begin again. That does not make our nation perfec
Gen. 12: 1-9 (NRSVue) We are Blessed. Called to respond in Faith. Called to Serve Others.
1 John 5:1-5 John Wesley believed in the radical love and acceptance of all humans. He believed in the Imago Dei. Every person was created in the image of God. This moved him to go to the poor working class in Bristol, E
Acts 2:1-4; Numbers 11:24-30 On this Pentecost and Aldersgate Sunday, it seems appropriate to revisit our wild, Pentecostal tent meeting roots – remembering when we were accused of being too enthusiastic!
Mark 2:13-17 As we begin a new series exploring significant moments in Methodist history, we’ll look at how founder John Wesley challenged religious and social norms in pursuit of the Gospel. United Methodists are proud
Isaiah 58:6-8 Mama’s got your back… and so does God!
1 Corinthians 13:4-7 In this sermon, we are going to address the new trend of AI relationships. A chatbot can fulfill 1 Corinthans 13 easily. But are we creating unrealistic expectations of IRL relationships?
Luke 9:23-24 Jesus challenges his followers to take up their cross and follow him. But what does that actually mean? Pastor Michelle will dig into this important aspect of discipleship for us today.
1 Peter 4:8-11 We should all serve God, but in purposeful ways. If we serve the way we are gifted, then we can't help but feel joy!
Ruth 1:11-18 Love is a choice. Not even God coerces us into love. So what happens when we make that choice? God's will breaks out in astounding ways.
Mark 16:1-8 The women hear the news of Jesus’ resurrection… and then they run away and tell no one out of fear. But we do know the story. So at some point they must have overcome their fear. Courage is not the absence of
Luke 23:1-25 Why do we call it "Good Friday?" Rev. Dr. Michelle discusses some of the existing atonement theories and the mystery of what happened both on the cross and in the tomb.
John 13:1-9, 12-17 Rev. Dr. Michelle reflects on the humble ritual of foot washing and its parallels in modern society.
Psalm 46:1-11 (NRSVUE) This Psalm talks about the rage of the world, of kingdoms tearing each other apart. Yet within that we find refuge in God, and particularly in the silence, in the stillness, in the opposition to th
Psalm 23 There are no Psalms that mention the Sabbath, but this Psalm definitely describes the rest and restoration that Sabbath provides us.
Psalm 19:1-4 This sermon will reflect on how spending intentional time in nature is a spiritual practice. Bill Fernandez will bring the word this week, specifically reflecting on the spirituality of fly fishing.
Psalm 63: 1-8 We will listen over and over to this scripture, with the goal of imagining the space it describes and the relationship with God that it describes.
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