Dilley First United Methodist Church

This series looks at the book Ruth, highlighting the theme of God’s loyal and redeeming love in Ruth’s story. Scripture: Ruth 3:1–4:12

This series looks at the book Ruth, highlighting the theme of God’s loyal and redeeming love in Ruth’s story. Scripture: Ruth 2:8–20

This series looks at the book Ruth, highlighting the theme of God’s loyal and redeeming love in Ruth’s story. Scripture: Ruth 1:6–18

This post-Easter sermon series explores the difference Christ’sresurrection makes in the life of the believer. Where Easter celebrates that Jesus died but was resurrected, we will now examine how this changes our lives now and forever. Knowing that something happened is all well and good, but the impact of that act comes from knowing why that something matters to us. How does Jesus’s sacrifice cha...

This post-Easter sermon series explores the differenceChrist’s resurrection makes in the life of the believer. Where Easter celebrates that Jesus died but was resurrected, we will now examine how this changes our lives now and forever. Knowing that something happened is all well and good, but the impact of that act comes from knowing why that something matters to us. How does Jesus’s sacrifice cha...

This post-Easter sermon series explores the difference Christ’sresurrection makes in the life of the believer. Where Easter celebrates that Jesus died but was resurrected, we will now examine how this changes our lives now and forever. Knowing that something happened is all well and good, but theimpact of that act comes from knowing why that something matters to us. How does Jesus’s sacrifice chan...

The variety of people gathered around the cross, subsequent to that initial Resurrection Day, is a picture of those gathered inchurch today. How many will move from death at Golgotha to life at the empty tomb? Scripture: Luke 23:26–43; 24:1–8  

MANDATUM NOVUM DO VOBIS - A new command I give to you. Scripture: Matthew 26:17-30

This Lenten series will encourage congregants to examine their hearts, their motivations, and their loves as they walk in repentance toward Resurrection Sunday. Lent reminds us that we are all broken and in need of a Savior who has overcome sin and death. Scripture: 1 Peter 1:3–9

This six-week Lenten series will encourage congregants to examine their hearts, their motivations, and their loves as they walk in repentance toward Resurrection Sunday. Lent remindsus that we are all broken and in need of a Savior who has overcome sin and death. Scripture: James 2:1–9

This series for the Sundays during the season of Lentwill encourage congregants to examine their hearts, their motivations, and their loves as they walk in repentance toward Resurrection Sunday. Lent reminds us that we are all broken and in need of a Savior who has overcome sin and death. Scripture: 2 Chronicles 34:1–33

This series for the Sundays during the season of Lent will encourage congregants to examine their hearts, their motivations, and their loves as they walk in repentance toward Resurrection Sunday. Lent reminds us that we are all broken and in need of a Savior who has overcome sin and death. Scripture: James 2:1–9

This series for the Sundays during the season of Lent (plus Ash Wednesday) will encourage congregants to examine their hearts, their motivations, and their loves as they walk in repentance toward Resurrection Sunday. Lent reminds us that we are all broken and in need of a Savior who has overcome sin and death. Scripture: James 1:13–25

This six-week series for the Sundays during the season of Lent (plus Ash Wednesday) will encourage congregants to examine their hearts, their motivations, and their loves as they walk in repentance toward Resurrection Sunday. Lent reminds us that we are all broken and in need of a Savior who has overcome sin and death. Scripture: Isaiah 6:1–5; 61:1–3

Family life for Christians functions differently than family life for nonreligious families or families of other faiths. The Christian family is more than the nuclear family of husband, wife, children; and it’s more than just marriage, singleness and parenting. Rather, it is a combination of the biological andspiritual family that creates the church, the body of Christ. Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:4–...

Family life for Christians functions differently than family lifefor nonreligious families or families of other faiths. The Christian family is more than the nuclear family of husband, wife, children; and it’s more than just marriage, singleness and parenting. Rather, it is a combination of the biological and spiritual family that creates the church, the body of Christ. Scripture: Ephesians 5:25–3...

This series for the new year is all about getting into step with the things the Bible tells us to walk in. We are encouraged to walk in obedience, wisdom, love, and light. What does it mean to live those things out? How do we come to grips with those ideas and make them something we don’t just have to do,but want to do? Scripture: 1 John 1:5–10

This series for the new year is all about getting into step with the things the Bible tells us to walk in. We are encouraged to walk in obedience, wisdom, love, and light. What does it mean to live those things out? How do we come to grips with those ideas and make them something we don’t just have to do,but want to do? Scripture: Ephesians 5:1–2

This series for the new year is all about getting into step with the things the Bible tells us to walk in. We are encouraged to walk in obedience, wisdom, love, and light. What does it mean to live those things out? How do we come to grips with those ideas and make them something we don’t just have to do, but want to do? Scripture: Proverbs 28:26; James 3:13–18

This series for the new year is all about getting into step with the things the Bible tells us to walk in. We are encouraged to walk in obedience, wisdom, love, and light. What does it mean to live those things out? How do we come to grips with those ideas and make them something we don’t just have to do, but want to do? Scripture: Psalm 128:1–6

This Christmas message looks at the Old Testament kingsof Israel and shows that Jesus is the King that God’s people have always been waiting for. None of Israel’s kings ever came close to the king who was born in a manger: Jesus. Scripture: 2 Kings 25:27–30

12/17/2023 - "In Good Company - JOY In Waiting"

12/10/2023 - "In Good Company - HOPE In Waiting"

12/3/2023 - "In Good Company - STRENGTH In Waiting"

11/19/2023 - "For The One Who Seeks SALVATION"