Sunday (11/28)

In his letter to the Galatians, the apostle Paul wrote, “when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him…so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5 NLT). One of the gifts of Christmas is that God came to be with us here on earth (Matthew 1:23). As we begin this Advent season preparing for the celebration of Christmas that will take place at various times throughout December, including Christmas Eve during AUMC worship services and Christmas day within homes throughout the world, we also remember that Christ will return on an unknown day in the future. Spending time preparing for the celebration of the birth of our Savior, as well as evaluating our readiness for his return, are import focuses during a season that could tempt us to direct our attention elsewhere. In the midst of the busy holiday season, we can find ourselves so consumed with buying gifts, attending parties, and doing things that we miss the presence of hope, love, joy, and peace found in and through Christ. This daily devotional for the first week of Advent is designed to help you focus on Jesus each day as you prioritize spending time with the God who wants to be with you.

Sunday (11/21)

We hope you join us for a worship service either in person or online on Sunday mornings each week as a way to center our lives in Christ and worship God with his people. You are strongly encouraged to set aside alone time to be with God each day this week using this Your Faith Journey daily devotional or another devotional. The scripture below is based on our “Generosity and Hospitality” series.

We hope you join us for a worship service either in person or online on Sunday mornings each week as a way to center our lives in Christ and worship God with his people. You are strongly encouraged to set aside alone time to be with God each day this week using this Your Faith Journey daily devotional or another devotional. The scripture below is based on our “Generosity and Hospitality” series. There are suggestions for daily prayer and a portion of a psalm to read to begin your devotional time each day.

Sunday (11/7)

We hope you join us for a worship service either in person or online on Sunday mornings each week as a way to center our lives in Christ and worship God with his people. You are strongly encouraged to set aside alone time to be with God each day this week using this Your Faith Journey daily devotional or another devotional. The scripture below is based on our “Generosity and Hospitality” series, there are suggestions for prayer and a portion of a psalm to read to begin your devotional time each day. As a continuation of the habit of worshipping God the first day of each week, the daily psalm reading and invitation to sing and praise the Lord is a way to be a worshiper every day.

The Your Faith Journey daily devotional for this week includes scripture from the New Testament document known as “Hebrews.” You are encouraged to read part of Psalm 104 to begin your devotional time each day to prepare your heart, mind, body, and soul to worship the Lord and center your life in our Creator.

The Your Faith Journey daily devotional for this week includes scripture from the apostle Peter’s letter, 1 Peter, as well as Old Testament verses connected with the sermon text. You’re encouraged to read Psalm 118 to begin your devotional time each day to prepare your heart, mind, body, and soul to worship the Lord and center your life in Jesus.

The Your Faith Journey daily devotional for this week includes scripture from the apostle Paul’s letter, 1 Corinthians. You’re encouraged to read part of Psalm 24 to begin your devotional time each day to prepare your heart and mind to be centered in the Lord.

We are concluding our series about The Whole Armor of God as described by the apostle Paul in Ephesians 6. Throughout the series we have been invited to read and study verses from Paul’s letter to the Christians in Ephesus as well as other scripture found in the Bible. We were also invited to memorize a verse or two each week. Memorizing scripture is a way to equip our minds with messages from the Lord that will speak to us during the challenges of life, as well as help to defend us against the attacks of the evil one (Matthew 4:1-11).

We are continuing our series about The Whole Armor of God as described by the apostle Paul in Ephesians 6. Throughout the series you are invited to read and study verses from Paul’s letter to the Christians in Ephesus as well as other scripture found in the Bible. You’re also invited to memorize a verse or two each week. Memorizing scripture is a way to equip your mind with messages from the Lord that will speak to you during the challenges of life, as well as help to defend you against the attacks of the evil one (Matthew 4:1-11).

Sunday (9/26)

We are continuing our series about The Whole Armor of God as described by the apostle Paul in Ephesians 6. Throughout the series you are invited to read and study verses from Paul’s letter to the Christians in Ephesus as well as other scripture found in the Bible. You’re also invited to memorize a verse or two each week. Memorizing scripture is a way to equip your mind with messages from the Lord that will speak to you during the challenges of life, as well as help to defend you against the attacks of the Enemy (Matthew 4:1-11).