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Today's Scripture: Hebrews 11:34-12:2 Every church has a history filled with people who gave their time, talents, and resources to make it what it is today.Last Sunday, we remembered those who came before us and gave thanks for their faithfulness. But we also considered an important question:Are we so busy remembering what the church used to be that we're missing what God is calling us to do next?The people who built and sustained our churches took chances, tried new things, and trusted God with an uncertain future. Honoring their legacy means being willing to do the same.And it begins with our own relationship with Jesus. We can inherit traditions, buildings, and family Bibles, but we can't inherit someone else's faith.The best way to honor those who got us here is to keep following the Jesus they followed.#AllSaintsSunday #ThePeopleWhoGotUsHere #FaithInAction #LightstreetUMC #KeepTheFaith

When Jesus was asked which commandment mattered most, his answer was simple: Love God and love your neighbor. So why do we make it so complicated? Last Sunday, we explored how our politics, opinions, prejudices, and even our religious beliefs can sometimes get in the way of loving others. Jesus challenges us to look beyond our disagreements and recognize that every person is created and loved by God. We were reminded that following Jesus means more than attending church or believing the right things. Our faith should be evident in how we treat people, especially those who are different from us or difficult to love. Loving God and loving our neighbors go hand in hand. It's not complicated, but that doesn't mean it's easy.

What has your attention, and how is it shaping your life? In “A Mind at Peace,” we explore Paul’s invitation to bring our worries honestly to God, notice what is good, and practice gentleness in our relationships. There is room for sadness, anxiety, and the struggles we carry. Through prayer, gratitude, and faithful acts of love, we discover how God’s peace can take hold in everyday life.

In Sunday’s sermon, **“Not There Yet” (Philippians 3:4b–14)**, we heard Paul admit that he was still growing in faith. So are we. On World Communion Sunday, we came to Christ’s table just as we are, trusting that the One who has taken hold of us will keep walking with us.

What would change if we treated the people around us the way Jesus did? This week we looked at Philippians 2:1–13 and what humility might look like in everyday church life. It starts when we notice who’s being overlooked and make room for them.

Our message today is taken from 1 John 4:19-21 & John 13:34-35.

Today's message is taken from Exodus 14:19-31.

Today's message is taken from Exodus 3:1-15.

Today's message is taken from Romans 12:1-8.

Today's message is taken from Psalm 133.

Today's message is taken from Psalm 105:1–6, 16–22, 45b.

Today's message is taken from Psalm 17:1–7, 15.

Today's message is taken from Romans 8:26–39.

Today's message is taken from Romans 8:12–25.

Today's message is taken from Romans 8:1–11.