Westminster UMC Houston

Rev. Meredith Mills reflects on Paul's teachings about the importance of the truth of the resurrected Christ and how it impacts our daily lives. 

Rev. Meredith Mills speaks on the most famous chapter of 1 Corinthians, 1 Corinthians 13, and reflects on its meaning in the original context of community.

Rev. Meredith Mills speaks on the importance of knowing your gifts and your needs as a part of the body of Christ.

Rev. Meredith Mills reflects on the responsibility of freedom in our interactions in the body of Christ.

Join Preacher Mitch VerVoort as he reflects on the faith of the founders of this country. 

Third sermon in the Corinthians series. We find Paul answering questions on what it looks like to live out your faith in 1 Corinthians 7:29-30.

Second sermon in the Corinthians series. What does Paul have to say about our bodies?

We're kicking off Corinthians! Join us as we explore Paul's foolish wisdom of the cross.

It's Pentecost and the end of Exodus. What do we learn about the presence of God?

What happens after a covenant is broken? Today's sermon looks at what happened after the Golden Calf incident, and what happens after we break covenants in our own lives. 

As we continue our lessons in freedom, we reach the Golden Calf. Why is this such a big deal? Join us as we navigate the Old Testament cardinal sin of idolatry. 

In Exodus, the presence of God comes close in a new way. What do we learn? What does the fire of Sinai show us about the presence of God with us today?

Continuing our Exodus series, this Sunday brings us to the topic of the law. Why is this such a big part of the Old Testament? Why is it considered a gift?

Part of our Lessons in Freedom series. Why does God make a covenant with his people? What is he teaching us about spiritual maturity?

The Israelites are free! What now? Join us as we hear about God's lessons in freedom for his people. This Sunday is also our appreciation Sunday for Kellie Dietert and our Westminster Weekday School.

It's Easter! Christ is risen and death has been overcome. Since the earliest days of Christianity, Christians saw a similarity between what God did on Easter and what God did at the Red Sea. Join us this morning as we explore how "Pharaoh's army is drowned!" is an Easter proclamation. 

On this Palm Sunday, as we begin Holy Week, let's remember the original Passover. What was that final plague all about?

Things are heating up! Join us as we hear about God's response to Egypt's refusal to let Israel go.

Exodus is one of the most action-packced books of the Bible. It's also one of the most theologically important. The family of God finds its identity here, in the story of being rescued from slavery in Egypt. Join us as we start this adventure!

Before we move to Exodus, it's important to cover one more story. What do you know about Hagar and Ishmael?

This is it! The capstone story of Genesis. And why is it about a dysfunctional family? Join us as we explore the twelve brothers and their dramatic story.

In today's sermon, we explore one of the most interesting characters in Genesis. Jealous brother, trickster, wrestler, patriarch. What does Jacob teach us about faith today?

The fourth episode of our marriage podcast series.

Our Genesis series continues with the child of the promise: Isaac. Hear Kaisi Cunningham walk us through the story of Isaac and Rebekah.

Episode 3 of Kaisi's relationship series.