Author: Lithia Springs Methodist
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Seeing Christ in the Unexpected
Sometimes God speaks to us in ways we don’t expect. The people of Nazareth struggled to see Jesus as the Messiah because they thought they already knew Him. Have you ever had a moment where God worked in a surprising way? Maybe an unexpected person spoke wisdom into your life, or a challenge revealed God’s…
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Faith That Takes Action
Jesus’ message in Luke 4 wasn’t just words—it was a call to action. He pointed to examples of God blessing outsiders, challenging His listeners to recognize that faith is about obedience, not heritage. What does this mean for us? This week, look for a way to serve someone in need. Whether it’s offering encouragement, meeting…
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Are We Truly Listening to God?
The people of Nazareth heard Jesus’ words but refused to truly listen. Their preconceived notions about Him prevented them from receiving the truth. How often do we do the same? Do we read Scripture with an open heart, or do we skim through it, assuming we already know what it says? Are there areas in…
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Reminder: “Fully Devoted” Bible Study Starts Tomorrow!
Join us for an 8-week Bible study starting tomorrow, Tuesday, February 4th, from 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM in the Children’s Building at Lithia Springs Methodist Church. Join us tomorrow morning and let’s grow in faith together!
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When Familiarity Becomes Blindness
Yesterday’s sermon focused on Luke 4:21-30, where Jesus returned to His hometown of Nazareth and declared that He was the fulfillment of Scripture. Instead of celebrating this truth, the people rejected Him. They could not accept that the boy they had watched grow up was the Messiah. This passage challenges us to ask: Have we…
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Elisha, The Trusting Tracker
This is What the Kids Learned Today in Sunday School! Today in Sunday school, the children learned about Elisha, the Trusting Tracker, and how he demonstrated faith in God during frightening times. They discovered that even when we feel afraid, God is always with us, surrounding us with His protection—just as He did for Elisha and his…
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“…He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind…”
Sunday worship bulletin for February 2, 2025.
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A Prayer for Unity in the Body
“Lord, we thank You for making us part of the body of Christ. Each of us is a unique creation, equipped with gifts to glorify You and serve others. Help us to see the value in every member of the church and to honor one another’s contributions. May we work together in unity, showing the…
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The Church in Action
The Apostle Paul wrote that if one part of the body suffers, the entire body shares in that suffering. This truth is demonstrated when the church lives out its calling to care for one another. In times of crisis, the church comes together—whether through prayer, providing meals, offering physical help, or simply showing up to…
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Living as the Body of Christ
Being part of the body of Christ means working together toward a common goal—glorifying God and making His name known. This week, look for practical ways to live out this calling: