Stewardship Sunday Deuteronomy 28:1-14; 2 Corinthians 9:6-11
Lent 1 Luke 4:1-13; Jeremiah 18:1-11 We are reading A Jesus-Shaped Life by Steve Cordle for Lent. Today we begin with the thought that we were "Made For This." We were made for holiness of heart and life. God the Divine Potter, the "Holy Shaper," is forming us into the likeness of Jesus, just as God always intended us to be.
Luke 6:17-26; Psalm 1; Jeremiah 17:5-10 Jesus teaches some surprising things about what it means to be happy/blessed (Makarios).
Luke 4:21-30 Continues the story of Jesus coming to his hometown and annoucning his mission. OT Reading Jeremiah 1:4-10
Psalm 122: "I was glad when they said unto me, 'Let us go into the house of the Lord.' " At Jesup FUMC, we are celebrating the renovation of our sanctuary.
In our series on Coming Home, Jesus returns to Nazareth and reads from Isaiah and announces His mission.
On this Baptsim of the Lord Sunday, we relfect on the meaning of Bapstim as God claims us as His own. Luke 3:15-22; Isaiah 43:1-4a Have some water nearby to touch at the end and remember your baptism.
Merry Christmas from Jesup First UMC. Today we enjoy the carol following the birth of Jesus, the song of Simeon. He held Jesus in the arms. May you hold Jesus in your heart as you see the salvation that God has brought. Nunc Dimitis in pace.
Join us as we listen to Mary sing one of the most important carols not just of the First Christmas, but of any Christmas. Chirst is coming, and He's coming to change the world!
Luke 1:26-45 In the song Ave Maria, two speeches to Mary come together, from Gabriel and Elizabeth. May God's blessing be upon you as well, dear listeners.
The coming of Christ has alway inpsired singing and poetic prophesies. Today we focus on the song, first sung by Isaiah, that John the Baptist sang: Prepare. God is about to move in a mighty way. Luke 3:1-6. Every Valley Shall be Exalted.
The First Christmas Carols is a series that will take us through Advent and Christmas as we focus on the songs and poetic prophesies of the people who expereinced the very first Christmas. Today, we focus on the Canticle of Zechariah, known as the Benedictus (Blessed). Scriptures: Jeremiah 33:14-16 and Luke 1:67-79.
Our worship director Rhonda Trull has outrun us to the Father's House. We will be resuming the podcast on 11/28, the First Sunday of Advent.
On this second Sunday after Pentecost, Pastor Rebecca explores what it means to cast a healing shadow. (Acts 5:12-16 NKJV)
Rev. Rebecca Duke-Barton, pastor of Jesup First United Methodist Church, Jesup, GA
Methodists on a Mission: We are looking at core Methodist beleifs as celebrate God's grace. John 1:12-18 Ephesians 2:1-10
Second Sunday of Easter Final in our Wandering Heart series. Thanks to A Sanctified Art for the series! John 21:1-19 Acts 4:8-12 Hallelujah, y'all!