West Umc Podcast

What is the Devil?

Tough Topics

Everyone can finish the sentence, “I am . . .” But – what do we finish it with? Words of positivity and strength or words of insecurity and shame. Since we are each made from God and of God, the more we know of God the more we know of ourselves. Join with West from February – April to explore, “I am . . .”

Everyone can finish the sentence, “I am . . .” But – what do we finish it with? Words of positivity and strength or words of insecurity and shame. Since we are each made from God and of God, the more we know of God the more we know of ourselves. Join with West from February – April to explore, “I am . . .”

Everyone can finish the sentence, “I am . . .” But – what do we finish it with? Words of positivity and strength or words of insecurity and shame. Since we are each made from God and of God, the more we know of God the more we know of ourselves. Join with West from February – April to explore, “I am . . .”

Everyone can finish the sentence, “I am . . .” But – what do we finish it with? Words of positivity and strength or words of insecurity and shame. Since we are each made from God and of God, the more we know of God the more we know of ourselves. Join with West from February – April to explore, “I am . . .”

Everyone can finish the sentence, “I am . . .” But – what do we finish it with? Words of positivity and strength or words of insecurity and shame. Since we are each made from God and of God, the more we know of God the more we know of ourselves. Join with West from February – April to explore, “I am . . .”

Everyone can finish the sentence, “I am . . .” But – what do we finish it with? Words of positivity and strength or words of insecurity and shame. Since we are each made from God and of God, the more we know of God the more we know of ourselves. Join with West from February – April to explore, “I am . . .”

Learn about love and how to BE love.

It seems to be talked about a lot – - – the debates over science and religion. Literal or metaphorical. Yeah – there are issues with the stories. In fact, sometimes there are two (or three) completely different accounts of the same event. But instead of spending time debating the discrepancies, what if we move beyond the Question: True or False? The Answer: God. Loves. You. And. Me. This answer changes everything. How can we look into the passages that we question, even the ones that bring great debate, and find life-transforming meaning?

Special guest Ed Kilbourne

It seems to be talked about a lot – - – the debates over science and religion. Literal or metaphorical. Yeah – there are issues with the stories. In fact, sometimes there are two (or three) completely different accounts of the same event. But instead of spending time debating the discrepancies, what if we move beyond the Question: True or False? The Answer: God. Loves. You. And. Me. This answer changes everything. How can we look into the passages that we question, even the ones that bring great debate, and find life-transforming meaning?

It seems to be talked about a lot – - – the debates over science and religion. Literal or metaphorical. Yeah – there are issues with the stories. In fact, sometimes there are two (or three) completely different accounts of the same event. But instead of spending time debating the discrepancies, what if we move beyond the Question: True or False? The Answer: God. Loves. You. And. Me. This answer changes everything. How can we look into the passages that we question, even the ones that bring great debate, and find life-transforming meaning?

It seems to be talked about a lot – - – the debates over science and religion. Literal or metaphorical. Yeah – there are issues with the stories. In fact, sometimes there are two (or three) completely different accounts of the same event. But instead of spending time debating the discrepancies, what if we move beyond the Question: True or False? The Answer: God. Loves. You. And. Me. This answer changes everything. How can we look into the passages that we question, even the ones that bring great debate, and find life-transforming meaning?

It seems to be talked about a lot – - – the debates over science and religion. Literal or metaphorical. Yeah – there are issues with the stories. In fact, sometimes there are two (or three) completely different accounts of the same event. But instead of spending time debating the discrepancies, what if we move beyond the Question: True or False? The Answer: God. Loves. You. And. Me. This answer changes everything. How can we look into the passages that we question, even the ones that bring great debate, and find life-transforming meaning?

Hear Adam Lumley's testimony.

The holidays are a time when people remember. We remember unique experiences with family and friends, gifts that were unexpected – both good and bad, and often times our memories cause us to long for what no longer is. There is much wisdom to be gained from our memories. Through this message series we will explore what wisdom can be gleaned from memories of the story of the birth of Jesus Christ.