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Beautifully and wonderfully Made - January 28, 2018
One of the gifts of scripture is its richness. It's not just a story, but it's stories within the stories. It's poetry, it's prose. It's fables (yes, with talking animals), it's rules for living, it's narrative, it's letters and so much more. And one of the responsibilities we have in reading the Bible is knowing which kind of story we're reading, more specifically, what kind of literature is it, and how it can help us understand and relate better with
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Created for a Purpouse - January 14, 2018
How many of you have heard verse 11 somewhere before? For I know the plans I have for you. Plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Christians love this passage. It offers such a beautiful promise. We use it pretty loosely. It makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. And the promise is true. But what it doesn't show us is what comes before this. Most of us don't know the context in which God said it.
How many of you have spent much time studying the book of Jeremiah? Ok, so let's take a few minutes to put things in context. Jeremiah was a prophet. And prophets are sent by God when
Created and Entrusted - January 14, 2018
We are starting our new worship series about identity. Who are you? As Kay shared earlier, we have a lot of voices telling us who we are and what we are about....making value judgments about us because of what they think they know And as Christians, we are told there is a larger truth—God's truth. God says who we are...we are created, given a purpose, beautifully and wonderfully
Proclaim to the World - January 7, 2018
Last week we heard about Simeon and Anna—and their faithfulness to God....the respect the community must have had for them to trust what they saw, believed, and proclaimed. And as part of that, we heard a little of what they might have experienced from the Holy Spirit. Simeon had to have received a vision, a word, a something that was then confirmed when Mary and Joseph brought their 6 week old son to the temple. And Anna, she saw and believed and proclaimed it
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Moscow, ID 83843
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The First United Methodist Church of Moscow, Idaho takes as our mission to be the body of Jesus Christ, ministering to a community which draws strength from its diversity. Our mission centers on the worship of God, expressed through varied forms of prayer, preaching, music, and ritual. See more...