Bozeman United Methodist Church Sermon Podcast

Sermon Series: The Beginners Guide to the Good News Sermon: The Beginning of the Good News Scripture: Mark1:1-12 Lent is a season of reflection, renewal, and returning to the heart of our faith. This year, we’re journeying through the Gospel of Mark—the fast-paced, no-frills account of Jesus' life and ministry. Mark doesn’t waste time, and neither will we! For the next 40 days, we’ll explore w...

Sermon Series: Radicle Methodism Sermon: The Flowers and The Spoils Scripture: Romans 11:11-16 In this episode of the "Radicle Methodism" series, Pastor Mari-Emilie dives into Romans 11:11-16, exploring how the Methodist movement has both flourished and faltered throughout history. "The Flowers and the Spoils" examines how our roots in faith have sprouted beautiful expressions...

Sermon Series: Radicle Methodism Sermon: The Rooted Connection Scripture: 4:10-20 In the second week of the  Radicle Methodism  series, Pastor Zach Bechtold continues to explore the deep, transformative roots of the Methodist movement. From Charles and John Wesley’s Holy Club at Oxford to the growth of Methodism in the American colonies, we look back at the radical love and community-building that...

Sermon Series: Radicle Methodism Sermon: The Roots and The Radicle Scripture: Ephesians 3:14-19 What if the roots of Methodism weren’t just theological—but revolutionary? In this episode, Pastor Zach Bechtold kicks off a new series,  Radicle Methodism , exploring the very beginnings of the Methodist movement and what it truly means to be rooted in faith lived out loud. From the humble Holy Club at...

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, Why do bad things happen to good people? It’s a question we’ve all asked, especially in moments of struggle. As a pastor, I don’t have all the answers, but I do know that God meets us in our pain, walking with us through the valleys. Even in the hardest times, we can find strength, hope, and the promise that we’re never alone. Let’s asking the big q...

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, Join us this week as Methodists across the Gallatin Valley: Sundays at 9:30am at Bozeman UMC and Online at bozemanumc.org.

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, Join us this week as Methodists across the Gallatin Valley: Sundays at 9:30am at Bozeman UMC and Online at bozemanumc.org.

Join us at Bozeman United Methodist Church on Sunday, October 27th, for Mission Sunday! Let’s come together to celebrate a year of service and community. We’ll reflect on our recent mission work and share in fellowship together. As a part of the "Spirituality of Giving" sermon series, we’re asking everyone to bring H.U.G.S.S. donations for our winter clothing drive for Hays-Lodgepole schools. Plea...

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, In Romans 12:9-17, we’re reminded to let our love be genuine, to serve one another with joy, and to use our unique gifts for the greater good. Each of us has been blessed with talents and abilities—let's be good stewards of those gifts! Whether it's through acts of kindness, sharing our skills, or simply being a source of encouragement, every small...

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, Stewardship is more than just what we give—it’s how we live. 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 reminds us that God has blessed each of us with unique gifts. As we offer our prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness, we build up the Body of Christ and bring love to life in our world. How are you using your gifts today? Join us this week as Methodists across...

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, Embracing a life of grace and love, just as Ephesians 4:31-5:2 calls us to! Letting go of bitterness and choosing kindness brings us closer to the heart of God. In "Present Over Perfect," the idea of "throwing candy" reminds us to sprinkle joy and compassion wherever we go. Let’s focus on being present with one another, offering forgiveness and love...

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, Join us this week as Methodists across the Gallatin Valley: Sundays at 9:30am at Bozeman UMC and Online at bozemanumc.org.

The importance of living fully in the present, focusing on what truly matters, rather than getting lost in the busyness of life. This aligns beautifully with Ephesians 2:11-16, where Paul speaks about unity and peace in Christ, breaking down the barriers that divide us. Just as Christ tore down the wall of hostility to bring us together, we are encouraged to break away from the pressures of perfec...

As we return to church and settle back into our 'regular' rhythms of life, I find myself reflecting on a question: Are we seeking perfection, or are we choosing to be present? As good United Methodists, we often talk about striving for perfection—but not the perfection that comes from flawless performance or achieving impossible standards. Instead, we aim to perfect our love: love for God, for our...

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist and Living Waters United Methodist Churches, Join us this week as Methodists across the Gallatin Valley: Sundays at 9:30am at Bozeman UMC, 9:30am Online at bozemanumc.org & at 11am at Living Waters in Belgrade.

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, We continue our Back to Basics Sermon series this week, talking about Fear. Join us this week as Methodist across the Gallatin Valley. Sunday at 9:30am at Bozeman UMC or online at bozemanumc.org.

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church, Feeling overwhelmed? Psalm 65 reminds us that God is a constant source of peace and renewal. When the burdens of life feel too heavy, know that God's love and grace hold you. "You care for the earth, drenching it with rain; you enrich it abundantly. The streams of God are filled with water to provide the people with grain, for so you have o...

Join us this week for a guest sermon with Zack Wangler. For more information, or to get in touch with one of our pastors, visit www.bozemanumc.org

There are two kinds of people in this world: those who love a well-thought-out plan and those who prefer to go with the flow. But what happens when the plan doesn’t go as expected? Do you panic? Do you adapt? Do you have a backup for your backup plan? No matter your approach, you're in good company. When the Israelites were wandering in the wilderness with Moses and Aaron, things didn’t go as...

Grace & Peace Bozeman United Methodist Church! Join us in-person, or online at www.bozemanumc.org Pastor: Zach Bechtold

Grace and Peace Bozeman United Methodist and Living Waters United Methodist Churches, Join us this week as Methodist across the Gallatin Valley. Sunday at 9:30am at Bozeman UMC or online at bozemanumc.org or at 11am at Living Water in Belgrade. Pastor: Mari-Emilie Anderson Sermon: Grounding Practices That Root Us In Love For more information, or to get in contact with our pastors, visit www.bozema...

This week we welcome Vickie Wilkinson to share a personal story to guide us in strengthening our faith as a congregation. Rin Stearns, our new Youth Ministry coordinator also makes an appearance to share ways people of all ages can get involved with our young people. Lay Pastor: Vickie Wilkinson Scripture: Luke 18:15-17  Bozeman United Methodist Church, July 21st 2024 For more information or to ge...

This week, we welcome Abbie Thompson as our guest lay-pastor offering words of wisdom to live by during ordinary time. Scripture: Romans 12:1-6 Lay Pastor: Abbie Thompson Bozeman United Methodist Church, July 14th, 2024 For more information, or to get in contact with our pastors, visit www.bozemanumc.org

This week we have a special guest leading worship, Rev. Fred Amborn. Pastor: Fred Amborn Scripture: Romans 12:3-18,21 Bozeman United Methodist Church, July 7th, 2024. For more information, or to get in touch with one of our pastors, visit www.bozemanumc.orb

Taking care of ourselves means knowing when to ask for help and ensuring we get the rest we need. In John 5:5-15, Jesus heals a man who had been ill for 38 years, showing the power of seeking help and trusting in divine timing. Just like the man by the pool, we shouldn't hesitate to reach out, rest, and trust that support is available. Prioritize your well-being and remember, it's okay to...