Sandoval and Boulder UMC: Recent Episodes
Sandoval and Boulder UMC
As an introduction and test for our new podcast we will have a short time of prayer using Protestant Prayer Beads.
God doesn’t want his children in pain and we are called to offer his healing to those in need.
Does what we give matter more, or is it how and why we give? Find out the answer today.
Today we look at our societies culture of anger and violence and how Jesus calls us to be a counter culture of peace.
Today we look at the story of Zacchaeus from a new angle. There is a slight skip in between the scripture and the message so please accept my apologies.
In the account of Jesus dedication in the temple we see a powerful illustration about giving without reservation to God.
Today’s message looks at the revolutionary message God gives, through bringing His Son into the world at Bethlehem.
Today we consider the traditional nativity scene and how it is a preview to Jesus Passion and ultimate sacrifice.
This first Sunday of Advent we look at the reason God became a living mortal human being 2000 years ago.
The calling of Moses has a lot to show us about the call to leadership that God can give to us, seemingly out of the blue.
Today’s message comes from Isaiah Chapter six and asks the question who will go to speak on the behalf of God?
Today’s message looks at the calling to believe and to act on that faith as seen in the life of Abraham in Genesis 15.
Today’s message concerns the universal calling of all followers of Jesus to go and partake in the heavenly harvest from the Gospel of John Chapter 4.
Today’s message from Sandoval and Boulder UMC Parish offers encouragement to those who think God is being silent in the face of the problems in our culture and calls the followers of Jesus to trust that He will make his Good News known to His people. Scripture 1 Samuel 3:1-21
United Methodist Women’s Sunday. Scripture read by Annabelle Dixon and Message by Jean Spicer.
Scripture Mark 5:1-20, 7:31-36. Many Christians today are timid about sharing Jesus to people and in places that are at odds with the Good News. But Jesus shows us that the Kingdom of God is meant to go and be spread everywhere, especially in the dark places in our world. Scripture translation is “The Kingdom New Testament,” translated by Rev. N. T. Wright.