What does the story of Jacob and Esau have to tell us about God's grace?

Introducing a new(er) Easter Sermon Series, God Is...The Character of God. In this series we are looking at biblical words describing the risen Lord and thinking about how those qualities solve for the problems we talked about in Lent. Hope you will listen along with us!

An Easter sermon from Grifton United Methodist Church on Genesis 5 and 1 Corinthians 15

Sin in the Bible doesn't just refer to the individual actions of people; it can infect entire families, cultures, and countries. How do we recognize these forms of sin? What can we do about it?

This week we look at the strange, sometimes creepy B Plot of the Bible that features dark powers and monsters.

The third sermon in our series on Sin, this one looking at the word "Iniquity"

What does the Bible have to say about the problems in the world? This week we are looking at the Hebrew and Greek word normally translated at Transgression and hinting at how Jesus is the solution.

A sermon from Grifton United Methodist Church on the nature of sin in the Bible.

A sermon from GUMC on 1 Corinthians 13

A sermon from Grifton United Methodist Church on Luke 6. Jesus gives us the radical and ambitious set of moral teachings of all time.

A sermon on Psalm 1 from Grifton United Methodist Church.

Join us for a wide-ranging exploration of Isaiah 6 and Luke 5.

Sermon on Luke 4:14-21

The priest Ezra is reading the people the scroll of Moses for the first time in generations. How will Israel react to being given their story? How do we?

Sermon for GUMC on John 2:1-11. How does Jesus decide to break 400 years of divine silence?

The wisemen, or magi as they are more properly known, don't get enough attention in my opinion. Here are 3 reasons we should all spend a bit more time contemplating this short appendix to the Christmas story.

This week we flex our Biblical Imaginations by considering some of the great (and not so great) lyrics in Christmas songs we all know and love.

So much of our culture is built upon this promise: "You can feel Joy all the time, whenever you want"--as long as by Joy you mean "a vague feeling of pleasure produced by buying our product or spending your time on our website/app." How might the biblical conception of Joy confront this false promise?

The second sermon in our Advent series featuring beloved Christmas Hymns. By looking at "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" we consider the biblical understanding of Peace.

A sermon looking at the biblical theme of "God With Us" underlying the hymn "Oh Come Oh Come Emmanuel."