St. Paul's United Methodist Church

We all know about King David, considered to be the greatest king Isael had. But have you heard of Jonathan? In this sermon, we take a look at Jonathan, David's friend, and what he did behind the scenes to ensure that David would have the chance to become king in the first place.

We begin a new sermon series, called "Unsung Heroes," in which we look at stories of people who worked behind the scenes in the Bible. In this message, we see that a group of women changed the world simply by doing the Next Right Thing.

In the sermon, being preached on January 2nd, we look at the story of the magi in Matthew 2:1-12.

This is our Christmas Eve sermon.

Mary and Joseph had to go on a long journey to Bethlehem even though they didn't want to go. Where is God when we are on a journey we do not want to go?

We continue our Advent sermon series, called "A Christmas Surprise" with a look at Mary and Joseph. This sermon is based on Matthew 1:18-25 and Luke 1:26-38.

In our Advent sermon series, we are looking at how the Christmas story is full of surprises. Some surprises are good, and some are bad. In the story of Zachariah and Elizabeth, we see that God had a big surprise in store for them.

For our Commitment Sunday sermon, we wrap up our series on intentional faith.

In this sermon, we look at what it means to give intentionally to God from our financial resources.

We continue our look at the spiritual habits of mature disciples of Jesus.

In this sermon, we look at the spiritual habits of worship and small group participation.

What does it mean to have faith like a child, and how can we be intentional about disciplining our children?

In this sermon, we discuss tips for picking up the habits of prayer and Bible reading.

In this sermon, we begin a focus on being intentional about spiritual growth. If faith is a journey, we need to know the destination, where we are currently at on the journey, and what the next steps may be.

We conclude our series with a look at some of the method of methodism and a look at grace.

United Methodists maintain a healthy balance between personal and social holiness. In this sermon, we talk about what the difference between personal and social holiness is, and why both are important.

We continue our look at what makes us unique as United Methodists.

In this new sermon series, we take a look at what makes us unique as United Methodists, and we begin by looking to our roots with John Wesley.

What is communion? What does it mean to receive it in an unworthy manner? Why do United Methodists use grape juice instead of wine? Tune in as we answer these questions and more

What is baptism? Is infant baptism biblical? Is it necessary for salvation? Can I be baptized again? In this two-part sermon series looking at the sacraments of the church, we answer these questions and more.

We finish our look at The Apostles' Creed by examining what the Bible teaches about life after death.

We continue our focus on the basics of our faith, using The Apostles' Creed as our guide.

We continue our look at The Apostles' Creed with a focus on the church.

We continue our look at the basics of our faith with the third section of The Apostles' Creed.

We continue our look at the basics of the faith, using The Apostles' Creed as our guide.