There is a difference between faith and trust. Faith is believing and is a noun, but Trust is putting that faith into action. It is a verb...assured reliance on something or something. Faith without trust is not faith. Abraham and Sarah had to trust, not just have faith (even if he is named the father of the faith.). Our call is to trust and act. This is all part of hospitality. Stepping out of our comfort zones to live the way of Christ!
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Jesus invites Peter, and us, to follow him and accept his commission to serve others in the name of God. We are invited to accept this call and gift...
Our relationship with God turns into one of joyful obedience when we are assured of our relationship with Christ and the forgiveness of our sins. For Peter, we see this takes place over breakfast with Jesus on the side of the Sea of Tiberias. For...
Click here to participate in the weekly devotional the Pastors and Peter. This 3rd week of the devotional will be about Faltering as Peter (and we) follows Jesus.
Today we focus on how Peter and all of us falter, that is, we fail to be faithful to God. Lent is a time to focus on those moments when we are less than faithful, when we tend to, like Peter, deny our faith and turn our...
In our Lenten series “Come, Follow Me,” today’s sermon focuses on Jesus’ question to the disciples: “Who do you say that I am?” This question echoes forward to us as disciples as well. Who do you...
As we begin our Lenten journey called “Come, Follow Me,” we are called to not only look at the example of Peter in scripture, but also to look closely at ourselves. In this series, we will hear Jesus’ call to Peter...
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If you would like to dive deeper into the ways we can be in relationship with God and experience God’s grace, read through John Wesley’s sermon...
1 Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God—this is our spiritual act of worship.
2 Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be...
