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Men’s In-Depth Bible Study
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UMW March Women’s Meeting
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Crafting Difficult Conversations
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Here is some food for thought before we get together on Wednesday night. When Jesus fed the crowd until “they were filled” (Mark 8:8), he showed them what the Kingdom of God is like and how different it is from the cruel world in which they lived.
The organ prelude for this coming Sunday, September 6, is a setting of the hymn, “You Satisfy the Hungry Heart, (Gift of Finest Wheat)” by Ron Schmoltze. Nathan Benavides will sing this hymn during communion. I invite you to sing along with Nathan on the refrain and consider learning it or singing it as a daily prayer.
Do you have a 6th grader in your life? Our beloved FUMCFW 6th grade Confirmation begins next month! Registration is now open. Sign up now to be a part of this unforgettable experience that will make them official members of the church and welcomes them into Youth Ministries, and all that lies beyond it!
There is a lot of the Psalmists experience packed into this one Psalm. We get a glimpse of the journey from pain, fear, hopelessness, and weakness to wholeness, confidence, hope, and strength.
In a culture where children had no standing, Jesus held children up as examples of what it means to live as a child of God in the realm of God, the kingdom of God.
People in antiquity took the power of words more seriously than we do. A word spoken had a life of its own and great power. The writer of Hebrews says that this is also the case with the divine word.
Just a few verses after today’s reading, Paul more or less sums up the reading for today with this challenge: “Adopt the attitude that was in Christ Jesus.”
The Methodist missionary E. Stanley Jones, in his autobiography A Song of Ascents (Nashville: Abingdon, 1968), tells of a man he knew from Africa who changed his name to “After” immediately following his conversion.