Kingwood Methodist

Hope is “an anchor for the soul, firm and secure,” says Hebrews. The idea of an anchor conjures both the image of a wild, raging sea and something solid, heavy, and secure. Less dramatically, a wall anchor allows you to reliably hang something heavy on soft, insecure drywall. Anchors provide a sense of steadiness in an unsteady situation. How might this help us understand hope?

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Storms of life are inevitable, but where we and how we choose to build is optional. At the end of the full discourse of the sermon on the mouth in Matthew chapter 7 Jesus tells us the importance of both hearing and doing the word of God

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The biblical book of Psalms begins with a profound reflection on the good, wise life. The psalmist contrasts the example of the wicked with that of someone whose delight is in God’s law. That person doesn’t walk, stand, or sit with sin. Instead, she is like a “tree planted by streams of water.” Fruitful, prospering, flourishing. We spend so much time comparing ourselves with other people, as if they are the ones we are called to follow. But the wicked are on a road leading to destruction, while God watches over his righteous people. We need to attend very carefully to who it is that we are patterning our lives after. In a world of chaos and uncertainty, make sure your life is firmly planted in the Lord!

 

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As we launch our series “Equilibrium” Ecclesiastes provokes a series of questions that lead us to discover a Christ-Shaped Equilibrium in the midst of a world that seems so out of balance. 

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When Jesus states that he is the vine and we are the branches in John 15, He specifically states that our purpose of abiding/remaining in Him is to bear fruit.  What does it look like to bear fruit that will last?

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Human religion is a sign pointing to the one true way to God: Jesus. Jesus is the way to God the Father, he is the truth about what God is really like, and he is the source the life of God.

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We take this Sunday to recognize what God did this weekend at Flipt, our middle school missions camp. Come hear what God has done!

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Human hope is a sign pointing to our one true hope: Jesus. Jesus doesn’t just raise the dead – by trusting in him, he empowers us to transcend the fear of death, because life in Jesus is so fully life that it is as if the one trusting in him never dies, even on this side of eternity. 

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We welcome back Jim Welch to KMC! On this special breakaway sermon, Jim speaks on the Lord and thoughts on Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.

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In John 10:11-18 Jesus says, “I am the good shepherd”.  Today we learned what this would have meant for those who first heard Jesus and what it means for us today.

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