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The Source is a community of people who gather to deepen our relationships with God and with each other. We are believers and doubters, seekers and runners, worshippers and listeners. We hope to become a hospitable community where everyone is able to come as they are. Below you can listen to our contemporary service sermons or click the subscribe button to have the latest podcast downloaded to your device.You can visit us at fmhouston.com
First Methodist Houston hosts The Source Houston, a religion show with 595 episodes published.
We are struggling with the concept of joy in the face of something ending. And it’s not the ending we want, but it’s the ending we need. We don’t like change, but if you want to work towards the goodness of God, if you w
How many of us when we look at any institution do we say “I trust that”? The more people that are involved, the less we want to trust it. Institutional trust is at an all-time low. It’s a hindrance, not a help. In the me
At the heart of what we struggle with, so many times, is that we do not believe transformation can take place. We don’t believe we can fix what’s wrong without money or power that we don’t have. We want to see transforma
Nehemiah knew the immense pain that his people were going through, and so he sought to rebuild the wall of Jerusalem. Because he knew that if people are ever going to switch from a life of survival to a life that is thri
As the church prepares for a massive vote on the future of the church, Lance returns to the Book of Acts and the story of Pentecost. “When we talk about membership in the church, it comes from this passage,” he reminds u
Lance often is asked for things by his children that aren’t the best for them, and after turning them down for a long time, he’ll allow them to discover the downsides for themselves. Free will comes with choices. But it
When I hear the words “good news,” it feels good, doesn’t it? At the church, we love it. When we say “good news,” what does that mean? The idea of good news as something perfect, as paradise, feels good to say. But if we
Ken doesn’t stay up for New Year’s Eve anymore. But the year has begun, and he’s not going to lean in with a soft start. And the scripture today isn’t a soft scripture. Every time we think about this star, we think about
The shepherds waiting in the field were at the bottom of society. They were the forgotten, the unknown. They had no reason to believe that they rated a grand announcement of the birth of the Messiah. Sometimes, we wonder
Peace is something we often say that we want. But how often do we chase after it? How often do we define peace by the terms of idleness? Yet idleness is something we’re very uncomfortable with. How often when we’re being
In your early childhood, you learn to deal with anxiety, and that learned response carries over through your whole life. We think that the solution to anxiety is in our personality, but these things are formed for us lon
Righteousness is one of those words where we’ve lost its significance. It’s so far out of reach we put it out of our minds. But Paul is telling us there is no difference between righteousness and love. To live justly is
As we journey to hope, sometimes that can be complicated. Hope is one of those things that feels good to say, but when we look for it, can be hard to find. It’s so easy to believe we can’t. How many things get in the way
What if someone came up to you and said ‘you’re one of them’?” We build places of trust and belonging based on the idea that there has to be a them. But what we’re doing is distancing ourselves in order to feel a little
Today’s message is from the Book of James, and that means that Ken is continuing his lifelong goal to get the church to love the Book of James as much as he does. James 2:14-26 fmhouston.com
Nothing can stop the story of the love of God. Not even a fire alarm. Mark 12:28-34 fmhouston.com
As we hit the crest of this political season, it’s easy to just pick a bad guy, or to not care about what happens. Unfortunately, our faith, whether you want to believe it or not, is super political. Politics is just par
What does it mean for us to be grounded in God through Christ? The writer of today’s scripture highlights this three different times, to let us know that being grounded is not just important, it is intrinsic to our being
Ken went for a hike with some friends, and came across a massive tree, deeply rooted. And wondered what it would be like to be such a tree, with roots deep in the ground, fed by a babbling brook. To relate to it, he tell
We have spent the summer walking line-by-line through the Apostles’ Creed, trying to learn and understand our faith. And now, that we’ve come to the place to live it. If this is where we have rooted our entire lives, are
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The Source Houston is hosted by First Methodist Houston. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 595 episodes.
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