Message Series
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Celtic Rhythms: Keeping Time with God
The season of Lent (40 days from Ash Wednesday to Easter) is a time for deepening our faith. This year, we will let the Celts be our teachers in drawing closer to God’s own heart. By exploring some core spiritual elements that define the Celtic tradition – finding God in the ordinary, seeking God in creation, silence and solitude, the Iorica (breastplate prayer), and the Celtic High Cross - perhaps you’ll discover a new rhythm for daily living that helps you keep better time with God.Read More -
Desert Wanderings: Exploring Questions of Faith
Read MoreDuring Lent, 6:35 worship on Wednesdays will be an experiment in giving you a chance to help define the direction of each week’s message as Catherine and Steve will be preaching on your questions about faith. Where do you struggle in being a follower of Jesus? What question related to faith keeps you up at night? If you could have a one-on-one with Jesus, what question would you ask him to help you understand better? What troubles or confuses you in the Bible?
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Teach Me To Pray
When the disciples asked Jesus how to pray, he gave them a model that is still used weekly in worship today in churches around the world. Taking a closer look at the content of the Lord's Prayer, we can all gain new insight on what Jesus was trying to teach them (and us) and how we can all go deeper in our prayer life. Join us for this message series during the month of February.Read More -
Watch Live
We live stream our 9:40am Sunday Worship service. You can go to the live streaming webpage, or our YouTube channel. An archived copy of that sermon will be placed here on Monday mornings.
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Beginning With Baptism
Rev. Catherine Fluck Price
Mark 1:4-11
January 7, 2018
The Character of a Methodist
Rev. Aaron Rousseau
December 31, 2017
Luke 10:25-28 KJV
Singing our Way to the Manger
Let us prepare our hearts once again to make room for the Christ child.
The Redemption of Scrooge
A 4 week message series from November 29 - December 2, based on the book by Matt Rawle.
Gator Wesley
Joel Pancoast
Romans 8:31-39
November 26, 2017
The Good Life
UF Freshmen have to take a class called, "What Is the Good Life?" where they explore ideas about what constitutes the good life. For us as Christians, the first letter to Timothy offers us these wonderful words of counsel: “They are to do good, to be rich in good works, generous, and ready to share, thus storing up for themselves the treasure of a good foundation for the future, so that they may take hold of the life that really is life.” (1 Timothy 6:18-19) Each week in this series, we will focus our attention on one way Scripture invites us into this life that really is life, or in other words, the good life.
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Never Run a Race with Your Foot in a Bucket (June 1, 1975)
Staying on the Wall (August 31, 1975)
You Can Fly, BUT...(September 7, 1975)
Doctrine of the 2nd Coming - Most Vital and Neglected Implications (September 14, 1975)
David - A Study in Faithliving (September 21, 1975)