Wrightsboro UMC Sermon Podcast

In the first installment of this new series, learn what it looked like for the disciples to be given a much bigger mission than they ever had in mind. As we learn about the Spirit, remember this, don't put boundaries on a boundless God.

They say, "Good fences make good neighbors..." There's only one problem with that, it's not always true. In this sermon we will talk about the fear that often prevents us from being good neighbors, and Jesus' invitation to overcome it.

When it comes to knowing our neighbors, one of our greatest roadblocks is time. We are a society that is constantly moving onto the next thing. What if there is a better way? The good news is that there is, and we'd love to share it with you.

Jesus told us to "love our neighbors," but how many of us can honestly say that we know our actual neighbors? If this is you, you're not alone? Neighboring is becoming a lost art, but for the church, it might be our best way to share God's love with those around us.

For every "I have seen," there is a "then I saw." The topic of what we can and can't see is a major theme throughout all of scripture. In today's sermon, we talk about what it means to have a vision of hope, even when we might feel hopeless.

If we want to live in the daily rhythm of revival, consistency is key. Check out what Paul says about living into faithful rhythms, and how it might be a lot like getting dressed for the day.

Revival can begin with a simple self assessment. Jesus told his disciples, "I am the vine, you are the branches, abide in me and I will abide in you." So what does it look like to abide in Jesus, and how can we incorporate that into our lives? Check out this sermon for more!

Jesus' arms were wide open on the cross. This was a radical example of the love of God towards His children. We worship a God who loves with open arms, yet at times it can seem like our arms are crossed towards those who differ from us. What would it look like for a community of people to adopt a posture of openness to the world around them no matter what? In the closing of our Wit(h)ness series,...

A generous heart is a better heart. In this sermon, we look at the generous example of Jesus who gave himself for us. What might that act teach us about what it means to be truly generous with others? The answer might surprise you. This is not a sermon about financial generosity, but about being generous with every aspect of our lives, and how to sustain that in the midst of all of life's realitie...

What if I told you humility might not be what you think it is. For so many, striving for humility often turns to self-deprecation and self-shame. This is not what God desires. Humility happens not when you knock yourself down, but when you pick others up.

What do the Christmas Story and the West Wing have in common? What might it teach us about life and relationship? In this sermon, we learn that our greatest witness is our wit(h)ness. Check it out to learn more!

“I trust you.” Three simple words, but it feels like they get harder to say each and every day. Anyone else feel like trust is hard to come by these days? One of the most well known scriptures, Proverbs 3:5-6, tells us to “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding…” Trust is messy and complicated, but the good news is, our God is big enough to handle messy and co...

Ever wish life had an easy button? You’re not alone. In fact, there is a multi-billion dollar self-help industry designed to help you access your best life. Whether it be your mental, physical, emotional, or financial health, we invest quite a bit of time and money into finding ways to improve our circumstances. But what happens when life gets in the way? When you lose your job, or your relationsh...

What does it mean to be truly free? The answer might surprise you. In this kick off sermon to the Life-Verses series, Pastor Angelo talks about whit it means to find true freedom in Christ. We pray this message is a blessing to you.

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?

Join us every Monday-Friday as we take time to pray through the book of Psalms.