Wrightsboro UMC Sermon Podcast

Lectio Divina is an intentional process for reading scripture that invites us to consider how God is speaking to us through three simple questions.

Lectio Divina is an intentional process for reading scripture that invites us to consider how God is speaking to us through three simple questions.

Lectio Divina is an intentional process for reading scripture that invites us to consider how God is speaking to us through three simple questions.

Lectio Divina is an intentional process for reading scripture that invites us to consider how God is speaking to us through three simple questions.

Lectio Divina is an intentional process for reading scripture that invites us to consider how God is speaking to us through three simple questions.

Ash Wednesday is a day to remember our frailty and contemplate our need for God. The Good News is that God is capable of doing so much with just a little dust.

Stress is universal. We all feel it from time to time, and some feel it a great deal more than others. So what does the Bible say about it and how might it help us transform stressful lives into stress[less] ones?

Stress is universal. We all feel it from time to time, and some feel it a great deal more than others. So what does the Bible say about it and how might it help us transform stressful lives into stress[less] ones?

This series focuses on common Christian sayings and asks the question, "where is the truth in that?" The answers might surprise you. Join us for a conversation on 1/2 truths, and find how you might experience the truth of God within the search for answers.

This series focuses on common Christian sayings and asks the question, "where is the truth in that?" The answers might surprise you. Join us for a conversation on 1/2 truths, and find how you might experience the truth of God within the search for answers.

This series focuses on common Christian sayings and asks the question, "where is the truth in that?" The answers might surprise you. Join us for a conversation on 1/2 truths, and find how you might experience the truth of God within the search for answers.

This series focuses on common Christian sayings and asks the question, "where is the truth in that?" The answers might surprise you. Join us for a conversation on 1/2 truths, and find how you might experience the truth of God within the search for answers.

This series focuses on common Christian sayings and asks the question, "where is the truth in that?" The answers might surprise you. Join us for a conversation on 1/2 truths, and find how you might experience the truth of God within the search for answers.

Join us as we take time to recommit ourselves to our faith this year.

Hear about the Good News of Christ's Birth.

What does it really mean to be people of peace? In this sermon, we look to Joseph and see what wisdom his story has to share with us.

On the third Sunday of Advent, we search the scriptures to better understand what it means to be people of joy.

John 3:16 is one of the most well known verses in the Bible. Many of us know what it says, but do we really know what it means?

Looking for light in the midst of darkness? This sermon is for you.

How do we find hope when our situation feels hopeless? Check out this sermon to hear some insight and encouragement from God's Word.

When dealing with grief, there are a few things we can lean into to help ourselves and others find healing. The story of Ruth is a great example of these truths.

Life is a journey, often filled with many roadblocks and forks in the road. If you've ever felt unsure about what next step to take, you're not alone. In this sermon, we talk about these moments in life and how the Bible teaches us to approach them as opportunities to listen to the Spirit's guidance.

Even at an early age, the church needed to learn how to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. It's a valuable lesson for all of us, and one that we believe might unlock our greatest potential.

Sometimes God draws us out of our comfort zones to show us just how much He loves us. Listen to hear more!

When we look at the early church, the Spirit moved in powerful ways, but what was probably most powerful, was the thing that felt most simple. The early church was simply a community of people devoted to Christ and to each other. Believe it or not, we could learn a lot from their story, and how it can bless our lives today.