St. Matthew's United Methodist Church

Tonight in our Wednesday Night Bible Study we are looking at James and the role that our good works play in our evangelism.  Our works have to make our words for the Gospel to be proclaimed.

In our Traditional message from February 7, we continue looking at the Lord's Prayer.  Today, we look at what it means to forgive others, as we have been forgiven.

In our Wednesday Night Bible Study this week we look closer and Paul, especially the ways that he would share his story.  Paul is a powerful example of how the Lord can use all of our stories to allow folks to hear the Good News of Jesus!  Join us to learn more.

This Sunday we continue looking at The Lord's Prayer as found in Matthew 6:9-13.  Today we look at what it means for us to think about the Lord providing our daily bread.  

In our Bible Study this week, we learn a simple tool, with five scriptures from the Book of Romans, that can be a helpful tool for us in sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with a world in need! 

We continue with our series on the Lord's Prayer, in Matthew 6: 9-13. This week Andy looks at verse 10, "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will be Done on Earth as it is in Heaven."  When we think about what we are asking God to do here, that is a HUGE deal. What would the world look like if this happened?  

The next few weeks in our Bible Study, we are going to talk about evangelism.  What does evangelism mean?  How do we do it?  Should we do it? Tonight we are going to look at Revelation 12:11 and 1 Peter 3:15 and talk about the power of our testimony.  

In our message from January 17, 2021, Brian shares with us from Matthew 6:9-13 as we begin our look at the Lord's Prayer

In our Traditional message from Sunday, January 10, 2021, it is Baptism of the Lord Sunday.  We read from Mark 1: 1-11. We see how for Jesus His baptism wasn't the end of His journey, but the beginning.  The same is true for us!  

In our Epiphany Sunday message, Andy looks at Matthew 2: 1-12.  We see the Wise Men come and worship Jesus.  What can the dangers of their journey teach us about ours?  

In our message from December 27, 2020, Andy looks at Luke 2: 21-40.  In this passage we see Simeon and Anna, they had looked for the Messiah for years.  They finally see Him.  Today, do we have eyes to see what God is doing?  

In our Christmas Eve message, Andy shares with us about the Prince of Peace.  We seem to have no peace in our world.  Peace will only come through a relationship with Jesus Christ.  He is our peace.  When we know that, we can live out His peace each day.  

In our Traditional Sunday sermon we look at Luke 4: 16-21.  In this passage we see Jesus give His first sermon and we see that it is a message shows use what life will look like if we lived out the Good News in His name.  

In our Traditional sermon from December 13, 2020 Andy continues looking at the words to "O Holy Night."  In this we are told that His Law is love.  We see today Jesus' greatest commandment.  What would it look like if we were legalistic about keeping this command? 

In our Wednesday Bible study for December 9, 2020, we look in depth at each of the four Gospels and the Christmas Stories as presented within in each one. How does each Gospel show us something a little different about the birth of our Savior?  You may be surprised by what we find. 

In our Traditional Service message from December 6, 2020, Andy shares from Luke 1: 46-56, the Magnificat.  As we read Mary's beautiful song of praise, we learn much about how God uses unexpected heroes to do amazing things for His kingdom! 

In Advent, we will be using the beloved song "O Holy Night" as our guide, as we look at different verses and passages of Scripture. In our Traditional Sunday Sermon from November 29, 2020, Andy preaches from Hosea 14: 1-9 and "Long Lay the World."  

In our Traditional Sermon from November 22, 2020, Andy shares from Matthew 25: 31-46.  In this passage we look at what it is like for Jesus to be King.  We learn to encounter Jesus under the mask of poverty, need and humanity.  May serve Jesus and commune with Jesus.  

Today in our Traditional Service, Andy looks at Psalm 90.  In this passage we are told to count our days. What does it mean to consider how brief our lives are in the scope of eternity.  How can this lead us to wisdom? 

In our Traditional Service message from November 8, 2020, Andy shares with us from Joshua 24: 1-13, 14-25.  We see the people of Israel renew their covenant and Joshua implore them to put their whole faith in God and God alone. 

In our Tradition Sermon from Sunday, All Saints' Day, November 1, 2020, Andy shares with us from Revelation 7: 9-17.  We see here a beautiful picture of heaven, of worship and what is to come. We see our true home. And we reminded that we are just passing through.  

In our Traditional Message from October 25, Andy shares with us from Hebrews 12:14-17.  We are called to run the race. But what race is it exactly that we are called to run?

In our Traditional Message from October 18, 2020, Andy shares with us from 1 Corinthians 12: 12-26.  In this we see that every part of the Body of Christ matters, everyone one of us matter. We need the body and the body needs us. 

In our message from October 4, 2020, Andy shares with us from Hebrews 12: 1-3.  We are reminded that we are surrounded by a mighty cloud of witnesses.  We can run this race that is before us.  We have been faithful.  We will be faithful.

In our Sunday sermon, Andy preaches from Judges 2: 11-23 and Hebrews 11: 32-40.  In this message we talk about how some are faithful are well known, but most aren't.  What matters above all is this, are we faithful!  If we are faithful, God takes care of the rest.