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Nothing can separate you from the love of God
Last week the church had the air conditioners at the parsonage and the church serviced for their yearly maintenance. The AC company found a very dirty filter in the parsonage (the parsonage is another word for the pastor’s home provided … Continue reading
Posted in Obstacles, Opportunity, salvation
Tagged acceptance, addiction, Church, forgiveness, Jesus, love, pride, salvation, sin
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God’s unpredictable ways
Last night our church served somewhere close to 100 meals at the Union Rescue Mission in Cumberland, MD. One of the people who was there serving was 10 year old Jayden, whom Carolyn brought. Dinner was from 5-5:30. When dinner … Continue reading
Posted in Obstacles, Opportunity, Walking the Walk
Tagged addiction, Church, God, Holy Spirit, homeless, Jesus, mission, UMC, United Methodist Church
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Carrying the label
Our church kitchen was remodeled last summer, including new base cabinets. Naturally, we had a catch all drawer, also known as a junk drawer. We no longer have a junk drawer. But in one of the upper cabinets we have … Continue reading
Follow and Become
Mark 1:17 caught my attention this morning. Jesus is calling the first disciples and He says, “Follow me, and I will make you become fishers of men.” I guess it struck me because of some texting I had been doing … Continue reading
Nothing is wasted
Last night was a great night. I can’t give details about the TPM Recovery Resource Center or the NA Meetings housed at the church, but just take my word for it, last night was a great night and this has … Continue reading
Posted in Opportunity
Tagged addiction, Church, compassion, God, Jesus, love, Scriptire
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Separating ourselves
Yesterday I posted about people who walk a trail from low income housing to a grocery store. A lot of people read and shared it. I said that the people we avoid are people Jesus would have gone out of … Continue reading
Posted in Hard times, Walking the Walk
Tagged addiction, alcohol, Church, drugs, God, Jesus, sinners
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In my front yard
Little did we know then, that the Lord has plans for Wesley Chapel to do more than hold funerals for overdose victims. Continue reading
Posted in Hard times, Walking the Walk
Tagged addiction, Celebrate Recovery, overdose, United Methodist Church
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Faith in spite of reasons to doubt
My sermon Sunday was from Acts 3 about God, through Peter and John, healing and allowing a lame man to walk. I’ve heard it preached over and over and I have preached that story myself more than once. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Hard times, Obstacles, Opportunity, Walking the Walk
Tagged addiction, Church, depression, Faith, God, Jesus, temptation, trials
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When Facebook becomes an idol
About three years ago I got my first smartphone. And one of the first apps I downloaded was Facebook. And like most of you, there came a point where I realized I was spending too much time on Facebook, yet … Continue reading
Posted in Obstacles, Opportunity, Walking the Walk
Tagged addiction, Facebook, idols, Jesus
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God’s not done
I remember a t-shirt from when I was a kid that had a picture of Garfield the cat and it said, “What, me worry?” Garfield was not easily flustered. I tend to worry when I think things are up to … Continue reading
Posted in Obstacles, Opportunity, Walking the Walk
Tagged addiction, depression, forgiveness, grace, hope, love, peace, salvation
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