Silver Hill Memorial UMC Sermons

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge continues the This is How We Do It  series with a sermon that asks the question: "Does your faith influence your finances?" Scripture Lesson Luke 16:1-13

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge continues the This is How We Do It sermon series with a theme of "Have you ever been lost?" Rev. Dr. Hodge includes a powerful story at the end of this sermon about praying for children.  We all can be better disciples for the youngest members of our community.

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge begins a new sermon series entitled This is How We Do It. The thought for the first sermon in this series is "Becoming a Disciple" Just Keep Following, Just Keep Following, Just Keep Following ♻️

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge concludes the "Pillars of Faith" series by reminding us we need to have the faith to live paradoxically. If we want to be great, we need to be servants.   If we want to be first, we must be last.

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge continues the "Pillars of Faith" series with "The Faith to Come Forward"

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge continues the sermon series entitled "Pillars of Faith" In "Taking the Weight Off" she reminds us that we need to shed the weight that prevents us from running the race for God.  We don't have to carry the weight of the things from our past all alone.  We can shed that weight by having faith in God and then we can joyfully run the race He has planned for our...

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge is starting a new sermon series entitled "Pillars of Faith" The first message in this series is called "By Faith"

Let the little children come to me Mrs. DiAndra Brooks delivered a message this week entitled "What's Happening" South Carolina currently ranks 39th in child well-being.   What can we do to help children in our community and beyond?

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge talks about powerful faith even during times of hardship and distress.  She shares examples of people from her own life that have demonstrated incredible faith.  God's love is more powerful than any other forces in our world.

The Road Trip sermon series concludes with Road Less Traveled delivered by Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge.

The Road Trip sermon series continues with Headed Home delivered by Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge. This sermon podcast episode is a must for starting off your return home for every road trip you take!

The Road Trip sermon series continues with Disappointed Journey delivered by The Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge

The Road Trip sermon series continues with U Turn delivered by The Rev. Dr. Anthony Hodge

The Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge begins the Road Trip sermon series with Hit the Road .

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge's thought for this week is "Children of God" We are all children of God!

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge's thought for this week is "Good Trouble" Sometimes we need to cause a little Good Trouble...

We need more peace.  We need the peace of Christ.   Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge's thought for this week is "Passing the Peace." May the peace of Christ be with you!

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge reminds us about the importance of love in her sermon entitled "A witness to love"

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge delivered a sermon entitled "Welcome to the Dorcas League" for Mother's Day 2022

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge starts off May 2022 with an incredible sermon entitled "A Place and a Purpose"

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge delivers a powerful sermon for Easter 2022!

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge wraps up the "Finding Redemption in Our Mess" sermon series this week. The final thought for this sermon series is "The Message in the Mess" 📜📖🙏

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge continues the "Finding Redemption in Our Mess" sermon series. The thought for this sermon is "Address The Mess"

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge continues the "Finding Redemption in Our Mess" sermon series this week. The thought for this sermon is "No More Messing Around"

Rev. Dr. Sheila Elliott Hodge continues the "Finding Redemption in Our Mess" sermon series this week. The thought for this sermon is "Bless This Mess"