Active Hope in Christ
by Pastors.AI on March 29th, 2024
This vision is for a future time.It describes the end, and it will be fulfilled.If it seems slow in coming, wait patiently,for it will surely take place.It will not be delayed. Eternal hope in Christ is an anchor for the soul, especially during times of unanswered prayers or waiting. This hope is active, requiring an open heart to the unexpected ways God may reveal Himself and fulfill His promises...  Read More
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Incredible Day of Celebration
by Faith Parry on March 28th, 2024
I can't fully express how blessed I was by the day of worship we had for Palm Sunday, but I will try. But first, I'll confess. I make decisions based on data and prayer. So, when looking at worship times for Palm Sunday and Easter, I spent a lot of time reviewing numbers from last year, especially our children's. After talking with Katie, we felt it was best to have two services so that a new famil...  Read More
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The Unique Beauty of Restoration
by Pastors.AI on March 28th, 2024
And yet, O Lord, you are our Father.We are the clay, and you are the potter.We all are formed by your hand. God's restoration of our brokenness creates a unique and beautiful testimony. Rather than striving for a return to a perceived perfection, we should allow God to work through our broken pieces, which can then become a display of His love and restoration. Reflection Question: In what ways hav...  Read More
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Kids Club April Series Preview
by Katie Strickland on March 27th, 2024
A 4-Week Series from the Gospels on Jesus' Teachings.  From retro toys to fashion trends, we all love a good throwback. (Especially for grown-ups because it reminds us of being young again.) There are things that remind us of a moment in time, but other things feel timeless and like they’re always in style. In this four-week series, kids will travel through the decades and see that the teachings o...  Read More
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Scars as Testimony
by Pastors.AI on March 27th, 2024
He personally carried our sinsin his body on the crossso that we can be dead to sinand live for what is right.By his woundsyou are healed. Jesus' choice to retain His scars post-resurrection demonstrates that our past wounds are not erased but are transformed into a part of our identity. These scars serve as a means to demonstrate God's power and faithfulness, becoming a vital part of our testimon...  Read More
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Embracing Our Brokenness
by Pastors.AI on March 26th, 2024
But the jar he was making did not turn out as he had hoped, so he crushed it into a lump of clay again and started over. The art of kintsugi teaches that there is beauty in brokenness, where the scars and repairs contribute to our unique story. Our imperfections and healed wounds are not to be hidden but embraced, as they are a testament to God's grace and the healing He provides, often in unexpec...  Read More
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Recognition in Resurrection
by Pastors.AI on March 25th, 2024
16 But God kept them from recognizing him.17 He asked them, “What are you discussing so intently as you walk along?”They stopped short, sadness written across their faces. In moments of profound grief, it can be difficult to recognize the transformative work of God. Like Mary Magdalene, who initially did not see Jesus at the tomb, individuals may be blinded by their sorrow, missing the divine pres...  Read More
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When Will My Prayers Be Answered Discussion Guide
by Pastors.AI on March 25th, 2024
Our focus today is on Mary Magdalene, a devoted follower of Jesus, who experienced profound healing and transformation through her encounter with Him. Despite not being named among the twelve disciples, her dedication was such that the church later honored her as a saint and a disciple of the disciples. Her story is pivotal as she was the first to witness the empty tomb and the resurrected Christ....  Read More
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Holy Boundaries Preview
by Faith Parry on March 21st, 2024
People place boundaries to keep us safe, like a guard rail at a cliff or a glass wall at the lion's exhibit. Sometimes, we see walls and fences as challenging to find a way over or around them. Sometimes, this challenging spirit can be healthy in life, but other times, it can lead us to captivity. Jesus died and rose again so that we would be set free of sin, shame, and death. It's up to us to ens...  Read More
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Children's Home is now Residing Hope
by Residing Hope (formerly Florida United Methodist Children's Home) on March 21st, 2024
This month is a month with 5 Sundays, which means we're collecting for the Residing Hope (formerly Florida United Methodist Children's Home).For over a century, the Children’s Home has been guided by an unwavering commitment to serving children and families throughout the state of Florida with compassion, integrity, and faith. Since our beginning in 1908 as the Florida Methodist Orphanage, we have...  Read More
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Where is God When Heaven is Silent
by Church.tech on March 18th, 2024
This sermon titled “Where is God when heaven is silent?” explores the concept of silence, focusing on Holy Saturday and parallels to our prayer life. Holy Saturday symbolizes uncertainty and doubt, testing faith and offering an opportunity for growth. The sermon emphasizes the importance of community support, creating spaces of stillness to hear God’s voice, and the role of doubt and faith in spir...  Read More
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Showing Love
by Faith Parry on March 14th, 2024
Every month, our Boomers focus on a project to show love to the teachers at Bannerman Learning Center. Here are some pictures from their recent meeting where they were putting together the mailbox motivations. For February, the Children's Ministry helped create Valentine cards. The Boomers took these cards and set up a candy bar in the teachers lounge as a small way of showing the teachers they are loved by others. They al...  Read More
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