Just as Daniel, in the movie The Karate Kid, unknowingly learned the basics of Karate by waxing Mr. Miagi’s deck and cars, so the Israelites gradually learned of God and his plan of salvation through what as known as “progressive revelation” beginning in Genesis and continuing through the Gospels.
Rev. Kennedy uses the familiar story of Mary and Martha to help us to recognize what is “number one” in our lives.
Pastor Sande uses the story of Jesus’ healing the blind beggar Bartimaeus to show how we too are often blind to the needs of others and how Christ can heal us of our own spiritual blindness.
Rev. Gary Kennedy concludes a three=part series looking at the spiritual principles of John Wesley with a focus on servanthood.
Rev. Gary Kennedy turns to the New Testament book of Hebrews to show how the word of God informs our faith and how our call leads us to follow Jesus Christ in faith.
Rev. Gary Kennedy uses the Old Testament story of Job to remind us that God is with us in both the good and the bad.
Bishop Robert Hoshibata of the Desert Southwest Conference brings a message of encouragement and hope.
Sally Dorrell (center), Central West District UMW President and guest speaker for the United Methodist Women Sunday on September 20th, is flanked by (l-r) Roberta Kemper, Cheryl Reed, Lynn Koan and Barb Christie
Our guest speaker, Sally Dorreell, Central West District Preside of United Methodist Women, speaks of the many ways the United Methodist Women serve our community and world.