UGA Wesley

In this week’s message, Bob shares that when we are born again, we are infused with the Spirit and power of God which is given to transform every aspect of our heart, mind, and living, making us, over time, more and more Christlike.

In this week’s message Bob shares that at the very heart of the gospel is Jesus’ statement ‘You must be born again.’ With that, he explains what the new birth is, how it happens, and how we can live with the assurance that we have truly been born again.

In our first message of the semester, Bob talked about asking God to give us the wisdom to live now for the things that one day we will wish we had lived for.

Philippians 2:3-11 shows us the model of Jesus through His humility. The way of the world is selfishness, pride, insecurity, and hypocrisy, but the way of Jesus is honesty, humility, and selflessness. We get to confess and repent to become humble people following the model of Christ.

God so loved the world that He came to be with His people. But He didn't come to be with His people for their sake only. God comes to live with and love His people for the sake of others.

What is God like? What are the attributes that make Him, Him? Exodus 34:6-7 is a passage that has been shaping the Church’s understanding of His character throughout history. Why are we still talking about this today? What we believe about God will shape who we become.

God is generous in nature and He has invited us to be like Him in that. When we give sacrificially to the things of God, we partner with His plan to restore all things. Sacrificial generosity is a cost of following Jesus with eternal rewards.

Jesus said that we will know the truth and the truth will set us free. So what's true when it comes to anxiety? What's true when it comes to pornography? Let's get free and live abundantly.

Hannah talks about how we can apply the wisdom found in Romans 12:2 to our relationships with social media and other ways we can often be tempted. This wisdom keeps us from being formed into the image of the world and helps us pursue being formed into the likeness of Jesus.

In this message, Bob teaches from Matthew’s gospel how Jesus’ ministry consisted of preaching, teaching, healing and deliverance, and that He sent His followers out to do the same.

When we get “saved”, we get brought into right relationship with God. Being in right relationship with Him makes us His children. Being His children makes each of us part of His family. Each of us being part of His family makes us family together.

This week, we had the honor of welcoming Hope Heals author, speaker, and stroke survivor, Kathryn Wolf to speak to us. Listen and be encouraged as Kathryn shares what she's learned about how we have much greater capacity to do hard things than we think.

In tonight’s message, Bob talks about what God thinks about material success and how we can pursue that in a way that actually blesses us and others.

Everyone experiences some level or hurt from being part of the Church. Knowing the root cause of that hurt can help us experience what the Holy Spirit has for us in the midst of it. Jesus, if you love the church, so will I.

In tonight’s message Bob talks about the nature of the marriage covenant - that God sees it as something far more sacred than we often do.

In eternity, there will be nothing left to pray for, but Jesus teaches us to pray now, “Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven.” Our lives are meant to be formed by prayer, asking God to come and interrupt our reality with His.

Paul writes in 2 Timothy of ‘finishing the race.’ Because he has finished the race, there’s a heavenly crown that awaits him. He would tell us that it does no good to start the race, unless we finish it. In this message, Bob talks about keys to always staying willing to take our next step in Christ, no matter how hard the season we’re in.

To live in the light of eternity is to live now for what will matter then.

We can pray with faith and believe God for the impossible because the power of the Holy Spirit lives within us.

Jesus said in John 10:27, “My sheep hear my voice…” In this week’s message, we look at many of the ways God speaks to us and His invitation to all of us to ask the Lord to give us new gifts and graces to hear His voice with increased clarity.

Jesus is the Vine and we are the branches. The Holy Spirit will produce His fruit, i.e., the character of Christ, in everyone who abides in Him.

As amazing as it would be to have Jesus physically live among a few of us, He tells us that it’s far better that He live within every believer. Jesus wants to awaken us to the reality of His Spirit within us, and with that, to awaken the Spirit to move in our lives with new power.