Good Shepherd UMC

The story in Luke 5:1-11 is about the beginning of a life-changing journey for Jesus and all his future disciples, including you and me.

How are we "needy" in the Body of Christ and what gifts are most important in the work of the community?

We should begin to discover, or if it has been a while, perhaps rediscover our God-given gifts — equipping us for a lifelong journey as disciples. We were redeemed for a reason, and we are given gifts to fulfill a greater purpose. But what are these spiritual gifts, how do we activate and use them, and why do we have them? Are they for us or others?

Today we start into our new series Greater Things. There is something inside of all of us that wants to do something greater in our lives. Something greater in how we live our lives & love others & God. It is time to know the purpose & plan for you to do greater things in 2019.

Faith Promise Sunday, a day when we gather not as two worship services but as ONE church dedicated to living out God’s vision for us and the Hendersonville Community.

We are talking about vision. Yours. Mine. But most importantly God's. What is God's vision for Good Shepherd? And we are going to focus on the most important think to know God's vision that Nehemiah teaches us. What is that? Prayer. It all starts with prayer. So I hope you will pray with me and the IMAGINE team as we move into our future.

As we complete our Serve Summer we hear testimonies from those who serve in the Room in the Inn Ministries and how we change the world one heart at a time.

We all need to discover the golden calves or idols in the church, and our lives.