St. Paul's United Methodist Church

We begin a new sermon series, looking at ideas that we assume are taught in the Bible but actually are not. Scriptures include Matthew 17:14-21, Luke 11:1-13, and Philippians 4:10-14.

Each Sunday during the Advent and Christmas season, we take a look at what a Christmas hymn has to tell us about the Christmas story. Today's hymn is "We Three Kings," and the scripture is Matthew 2:1-12. Find out more about St. Paul's by going to www.cherokeemethodist.com.

In this Christmas Day sermon, we focus on how Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, the magi, and especially the angels celebrated the good news of Christmas. We focus on the role of angels in the Bible and what it may look like for us to be an angel to someone else. The scripture is Luke 2:8-14.

In this Christmas Eve sermon, we look at a beloved children's song and what it has to tell us about the miracle of the incarnation. The scripture is Luke 2:1-20.

A special message for our Blue Christmas service, held December 20th, at 7 p.m.

Each week during the season of Advent and Christmas, we look at what a Christmas hymn has to teach us. Scriptures include Luke 2:8-20 and Romans 10:13-15.

Each week during the Advent and Christmas season, we are looking at what some of our Christmas hymns have to teach us about Christmas. This sermon is based on 1 John 4:7-21.

We continue our Adent sermon series in which we take a look at what some of our Christmas hymns have to teach us about the Christmas story. Scriptures include Micah 5:2 and Luke 2:1-7.

Each Sunday during the season of Advent and Christmas, we will focus on one of our Christmas hymns and what they have to teach us about the Christmas story. Scriptures include Haggai 2:6-9 and Luke 1:46-55.

Ezekiel 1:4-17; 36:24-28; 37:1-14.

Jeremiah 1:4-10, 7:1-11, 26:1-9

In this sermon, we look at Isaiah. Scriptures include Isaiah 7:10-17, 40:1-6, and 58:1-12.

In this new sermon series, called "Prophetic Puzzles - The Strange ministry of the Prophets," we look at the major prophets of the Old Testament.

We end our sermon series by focusing on how the reality of death can inform how we live.

In this sermon, we explore the grief process and how we can continue living meaningful lives in the midst of great loss.

In this sermon, we look at the different beliefs Jews and Christians have had about life after death. 1 Cor. 15:35-53

In this new sermon series, we will explore why we fear death, what we believe about life after death, how we can live with the loss of a loved one, and how the reality of death can inform how we should live.

We conclude our sermon series, called "Bridging the Divide: Living Together in a Polarized World," with a look at how we can work together with those with whom we disagree. John 17:20-23.

We continue our sermon series, called "Bridging the Divide: Living Together in a Polarized World." In this sermon, we explore how what we believe about God can impact how we treat others.

In this sermon, we explore what it means to love everyone in practical ways.

In this sermon, we begin a new sermon series, called "Bridging the Divide: Living Together in a Polarized World.

We conclude our summer sermon series with a look at Philemon.

We continue our summer sermon series with a look at Paul's letter to Titus.

We continue our summer sermon series with a look at First and Second Timothy.

We continue our summer sermon series, called "Reading Other People's Mail: Exploring Paul's Letters." This sermon goes over First and Second Thessalonians.