McGough's Ministry

In Matthew 22 we hear Jesus call the Pharisees to open their mind as it pertains. to love of God and  neighbor

In Luke 9: 57-62, we hear the the cost of discipleship. This raises a question that we all must be able to answer. Are we willing to FOLLOW JESUS.... NO TURNING BACK   

In Philippians 3 we hear that a relationship with Christ changes everything. This leads us to the question, what has our relationship with Christ changed about us? 

As we gather for World Communion Sunday, we come thirsty for the redemptive grace of Christ 

In John 13 we hear the call to humble our selves in service, as exemplified by Christ 

In Matthew 16, we hear Peter proclaim Jesus as the Christ. We then hear Christ claim Peter as the "rock" on which He will build His church. In the following verses, Christ proclaims, "Get Behind Me, Satan". This is all under the call to SAY NO to self. 

In Matthew 7 we hear of a narrow and wide path, but as we look at THE WAY of  a disciple we are reminded that the  call is to Follow THE Leader

In Matthew 11: 28-30, we hear the call to Come to Christ and receive rest. Today's Challenge is to confess our burdens and lay them at the feet of Christ

As we close our journey through Galatians, we hear Paul's call that if we are to indeed be "Fisher's of Men" we must first MEND OUR NETS 

Galatians 5:16-26 shows us the FRUITFUL SPIRT and how we are called to rooted in the Spirit to bear Good Fruit in our lives. 

As we look at Galatians 5:1-15 we hear a call to Do the work of going deeper in our faith. As we hear that the journey is one BEYOND I DO, but instead is one where we do the work to become the people God calls and creates us to be.   

As we continue our journey through Galatians, we hear a warning from Paul to stop trying to be God and allow God to do so. We are called to be faithful to the one true God because we make Bad gods. 

As we continue our journey through Galatians, we hear a warning. Paul has told us we are free through the grace and mercy of Christ ALONE, but warns us not to return to our slavery to the world.  

Where is it that God is calling you? What is it that God is calling you to? How will you, empowered by the Holy Spirit help create A WHOLE NEW WORLD 

At the end of Galatians 3, Paul reminds us that we are called to be united in Christ and one in The Spirit. STOP FOCUSING ON WHAT DIVIDES AND FOCUS ON THE GRACE OF CHRIST. That which unites us all is our need for a Savior

As we continue our journey through Galatians and look at Galatians 2:19-3:15, we hear Paul proclaiming, DON'T FOOL YOURSELF into thinking you are better than you are. DON'T FOOL YOURSELF into believing the Gospel is a call to behavior modification, when in fact God is calling us to a heart restoration  

In Galatians 2, Paul proclaims The Good News for All People at All Times. Today Paul points us to be a Grace-full people. To share the Grace of Christ, which is sufficient for all people, in all places, at all times    

In Galatians 1, we hear how people pursuing The Way began to create their own way by building walls and barriers. Paul says to tear down the walls as the Kingdom of God is A Kingdom Without Walls  

In Romans 8 we hear how we are adopted into the Family of God. If we believe this call we must ask what does it change in how we live and love, as well as what are our Family Values?  

IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?!?! In Matthew 9 we are reminded that we are ALL sick with the disease of sin. However, there is a Doctor who seeks to heal and make us whole

In 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 we hear Paul's parting words to the church in Corinth.  Be reconciled in love, as you seek to be the Body of Christ

In John 7, we hear Jesus arise at the Festival of the Booths and proclaim I am the LIVING WATER and SPIRIT. Oh Lord we confess this PENTECOST we need your LIVING PENTECOST 

In Philippians 1:3-11 we hear Paul encourage us to grow in love and wisdom of God as we seek to love neighbor 

In Psalm 91 and Matthew 23, we hear of God as a Mother Hen. This shows us how God, with arms open wide, longs to embrace us in love, grace, peace, and mercy.  

In John 14, we hear of the House of God and its dwelling places. This is an invitation to not only come home but to welcome others into the house and family of God