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April 17, 2020 - John 21:15-17 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 16, 2020 - Luke 24:13-16, 28-32 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 15, 2020 - Matthew 28:16-20 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 14, 2020 - John 20:24-29 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 13, 2020 - John 20:19-23 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

Rev. Dr. Shane Green Title: Resurrection People Resurrect the World Text: Matthew 28:1-10, 16-20 Prelude: Alleluia! (Wayne & Jeanne Martz) Welcome, Announcements, and Prayer (Laura Marvets) Hymn: Christ the Lord is Risen Today The Apostles' Creed (Tim, Jennifer, Kate, and Zach Shaw) Easter Testimony (Kate Finley) Death Was Arrested (Caroline Green and Anna Fugh) Reading of Scripture (Whit & Sawyer Hightower) Children's Sermon (Sally Key Bowden) Easter Testimony (Bogdan Fetisov from Krivoy Rog, Ukraine) Anthem: Thine Be the Glory (Wayne, Jeanne, & Rachel Martz) Easter Testimony (Peter Kurilenko from Dnipropretrovsk, Ukraine) Sermon: Rev. Dr. P. Shane Green Hymn: Crown Him with Many Crowns Benediction: Rev. Dr. P. Shane Green Postlude: The Hallelujah Chorus (Recorded at St Paul December 8, 2019) We hold a current license from Church Streaming and Podcast License License Number: CSPL055770 http://streaming.ccli.com/ Additional License from One License #A-7...

April 10, 2020 - John 19:28-30 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 9, 2020 - Luke 22:14-16 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 8, 2020 - Mark 14:32-36 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 7, 2020 - Mark 12:28-31 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 6, 2020 - John 14:1-7 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

Rev. Dr. Shane Green Title: Social Distancing and the Church Text: John 4:7-13, 19-26 Our Service Today, April 5, 2020 Prelude: Balm In Gilead (Wayne and Jeanne Martz) Welcome, Announcements, Pastoral Prayer, and the Lord's Prayer Hymn: O Worship the King Apostles' Creed (Ella and Avery Hudson) Goodness of God (Jay Davis, Joy Sloan, Sarah Teel, and Connor Davis) Reading of Scripture (Ally and Ashley Coppedge) Children's Sermon (Sally Key Bowden) Anthem: Hosanna to the Son (Wayne and Jeanne Martz) Sermon: Social Distancing and the Church (Rev. Dr. P. Shane Green) Hymn: Blest Be the Tie Benediction Postlude: Cantabile (Wayne and Jeanne Martz) We hold a current license from Church Streaming and Podcast License License Number: CSPL055770 http://streaming.ccli.com/ Additional License from One License #A-714141 and CCLI #2035791

April 3, 2020 - Matthew 6:25-31, 33 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 2, 2020 - 2 Timothy 1:6-9 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

April 1, 2020 - Psalm 94:18-19 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

March 31, 2020 - 1 John 4:16-19 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

March 30, 2020 - Isaiah 41:8-10 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

Rev. Dr. Shane Green Title: Fear and Faith Text: 1 Samuel 17:4-11, 32-37, 45, 47-50 Discussion Question Considering my current environment, what is my greatest fear(s) today? How might my faith help me overcome my fear(s)? What is one thing I can do now to lessen my fear(s)? Additional Reading: Judges 6 (Gideon) We hold a current license from Church Streaming and Podcast License License Number: CSPL055770 http://streaming.ccli.com/ Additional License from One License #A-714141 and CCLI #2035791

March 27, 2020 - Mark 4:35-41 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/

March 26, 2020 - Philippians 4:4-9 Lectio Divina (literally, Divine Reading) is a way of becoming immersed in the Scriptures. It's a way of developing a closer relationship with God by reflecting prayerfully on His words. In Lectio Divina, the chosen text is read several times with time between each reading to think deeply about it and respond thoughtfully. Focus on what God is speaking to you today. Archives are posted at https://spumccolumbus.com/midday/