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We want to connect with God through His Word, but how? Or we're not quite sure about attending church, so we didn't go last Sunday (or we haven't attended in a while). Or we missed church on Sunday and we want to hear the sermon. Whatever the reason, The Word at Waukee Podcast, will help you stay connected to God through His Word. Each week you'll hear teaching from Pastor John Louk from Waukee United Methodist Church in Waukee, Iowa. You'll find encouragement, hope, and biblical teaching on topics relevant to your life. Visit waukeechurch.life.
Waukee United Methodist Church hosts The Word at Waukee Podcast, a religion show with 140 episodes published.
We continue our summer series, When in Romans. We’re in the midst of Paul’s eighth chapter to the Romans, one of the greatest chapters he or anyone else wrote. Last week we read the beginning of the chapter, the introduc
Since our own willpower isn’t sufficient to enable us to fully follow God's will, we need a power beyond us. In our series When in Romans, Paul tells us about the work of the Holy Spirit.
In our series When in Romans, making good choices is a central theme of scripture. Paul says, however, that our own willpower is not sufficient to enable us to fully follow God's will. We need a power beyond us.
In our series When in Romans, we are called to choose whom we shall serve. We all have to serve somebody. Paul says it’s the end of sin’s reign, so plant the flag, claiming territory for God’s kingdom, and help God put t
We just began our new summer worship series, When in Romans. The phrase “when in Rome” is a shortened version of the proverb “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. It means you should adapt to the customs and behaviors of
We’re starting our new summer worship series, When in Romans. The phrase “when in Rome” is a shortened version of the proverb “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. It means you should adapt to the customs, traditions, or
Today we celebrate our high school graduates and hear Jesus’ words about two foundations in life. You either hear what Jesus says and you do it; or you ignore God’s ways and don’t actually practice Jesus’ words in your l
Today we celebrate Trinity Sunday, recognizing our One God in Three Persons: Father, Son, Holy Spirit. This is the only Sunday on the church calendar that is devoted to a doctrine or an article of faith. At the end of Ma
Today is the Day of Pentecost and the end of The Great 50 Days of Easter and our series, Resurrection People. During the Easter season we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, the Ascension of Jesus, and now the Coming of
We’re nearing the end of our series, Resurrection People. Next Sunday is Pentecost, one of our biggest celebrations in the church. Before we get to that Jesus prays for the disciples and the church. It’s called Jesus’ “h
In our worship series, Resurrection People, we’re exploring how the reality of Jesus' resurrection transforms us into people who live with new purpose, hope, and power. Today, we continue where we left off last week. Her
In our worship series, Resurrection People, we’re exploring how the reality of Jesus' resurrection transforms followers into people who live with new purpose, hope, and power. Today, Jesus speaks words that we often read
In our worship series, Resurrection People, we’re exploring how the reality of Jesus' resurrection transforms followers into people who live with new purpose, hope, and power. Today, Jesus refers to himself as the Good S
Our new worship series, Resurrection People, explores how the reality of Jesus' resurrection transforms followers into people who live with new purpose, hope, and power. Today we hear about that first Easter evening when
Today is the second Sunday of Easter. We’re now in what’s called The Great 50 Days, celebrating Easter for 7-weeks. This is the most joyous season of the Christian year. We’re beginning a new worship series, Resurrection
We come to the last day of the Triduum, the Great Three Days, and celebrate the joy of Easter morning! Following Jesus’ last supper, crucifixion, and burial, some women go to look at the tomb. They discover that Jesus is
The Triduum (Great Three Days) begins on Maundy Thursday. We remember the last evening Jesus shared with his disciples in the upper room before his arrest and crucifixion. At this last supper, Jesus washed his disciples’
On Palm Passion Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week, we turn to the Passion of Christ in the Gospel of Matthew. It begins with the plot to kill Jesus, leading to Jesus’ arrest, trial, crucifixion, and death. This is the p
Our Lenten series is about characters who encountered the face of God in the flesh. They saw Jesus. Now will the world see Jesus in us, the body of Christ in the world today? Today, Jesus goes to the cemetery to visit La
In worship we continue our Lenten series, Seeing Jesus. Today, a man who was born blind has his eyes opened by Jesus. He wasn’t even looking for Jesus. Jesus saw him, and rescued him. In the poetry of the old hymn: "I on
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The Word at Waukee Podcast is hosted by Waukee United Methodist Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 140 episodes.
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