Sermons on growing in faith (Page 24)

Sermons on growing in faith (Page 24)

Growing in Faith

Matt’s message is rooted in John 1.43-51.  Our journey toward a “new you” continues with Growing in Faith.  Who planted the seeds of Grace in you long ago?

Deep Commitment

Matt’s message is rooted in Matthew 22.34-46.  This is the final week of our series called Deep.  The worship series has invited our community to deepen our commitments in the following areas for the coming year:  rooted in Grace, growing in faith, and reaching in love.  This message invited our community into a time of communion and prayer and sharing our commitments.

Growing in Faith

Our worship series, Deep, continues with reflection on Growing in Faith.  Matt’s message is rooted in 2 Corinthians 8.1-15.  The podcast opens with a segment of our music team leading If Not Now by Carrie Newcomer and closes with our musicians leading a version of You Gotta Move.

Labor Day Worship

Our Labor Day Worship invites reflection on Dorothy Day’s donut plan and our sense of vocational calling.  Greg Eddy, an organizer and activist for California teachers, and Antonio Garza, a local farmer, witness to their work and their callings.

Confirmation

We celebrate the story of Pentecost in Acts 2.  The message  ends with powerful & provocative spoken word by Jovi Radtke with Amazing Grace by Sarah Myles Spencer.

Love God: Word | Witness

United Methodists practice spiritual disciplines in the hope of growing and staying in love with God.  This worship series explores six ways we grow in faith through spritual disciplines.  Today’s message focuses on Word & Witness.

Love God: Prayer | Fasting

United Methodists practice spiritual disciplines in the hope of growing and staying in love with God.  This worship series explores six ways we grow in faith through spritual disciplines.  Today’s message focuses on Prayer & Fasting.

Dear Anne Rice,

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