I grew up being “taken to church” in kind of a very polite southern way. I went through confirmation and that was pretty much it. By high school and college, I considered myself a non-Christian.
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Do you know how to pray? Do you know how to speak to God in prayer, how to express yourself and verbalize the condition of your soul? Do you know how to listen to God, to open your heart to be in communion with your creator? Do you know why you’re praying, understanding it’s purpose and intent?
So many people carry around an image of God that weighs them down with a heavy spiritual burden. They might imagine God as distant or disinterested, as angry or judgemental, as simple or placating
Before this Sunday’s message, I want you to reflect on your image of God. What do you think God is like? What is God’s personality? How does God act towards people, feel towards people, treat people? Who do you think God is like?
This week we complete our Imagine stewardship campaign by making our pledges of financial support for the ministries of our church in the upcoming year.
As we contemplate our commitment to our 2020 stewardship campaign, there may be questions popping up in your mind. This Sunday in the Gathering we’ll explore some surprising answers together!
First the good news. Last Sunday the Gathering set another all-time attendance record with 539 people in worship!
I’ve never had a 100% original idea. Everything I’ve done, every change I’ve made, every skill I’ve acquired was influenced to some degree by modeling the behaviors of others.
Your participation in FUMC Fort Worth makes you an essential piece of a historic movement.
Throughout our series on Facing Life’s Storms, some version of the word “trust” came up again and again. When the rug is being ripped out from underneath us, one of the most important things we can do is keep hold of our trust in God and God’s presence.