Author: Lithia Springs Methodist

  • Are You Ready for Something New?

    In Matthew 9:17, Jesus reminds us that new wine needs new wineskins. This powerful metaphor invites us to think about our openness to God’s work in our lives. Are there areas where you’re holding on to old habits or resisting change? Maybe it’s a routine that feels safe but limits your spiritual growth, or perhaps…

  • New Wine in New Wineskins

    Yesterday’s sermon focused on Matthew 9:14-17, where Jesus used the analogy of new wine in new wineskins to challenge traditional mindsets. He taught that the arrival of His kingdom meant transformation—old methods wouldn’t suffice for the new life He offers. Just as new wine requires fresh, pliable wineskins to expand without bursting, we are called…

  • Elijah, the Powerful Tracker, Part 1

    Elijah, the Powerful Tracker, Part 1

    This week, we explored the inspiring story of Elijah, a prophet who stood courageously for God’s truth in a time of great spiritual confusion. Elijah’s story reminds us of God’s unmatched power and calls us to unwavering faith in Him.

  • Neither do people pour new wine into old wineskins.

    Neither do people pour new wine into old wineskins.

    Sunday worship bulletin for January 5, 2025.

  • A Prayer for the New Year

    As we step into 2025, let us carry the gift of Christ with us: “Lord Jesus, we thank You for being the light of our lives and the salvation of the world. As we leave this season of celebration, help us to treasure You daily and live as Your faithful servants. Empower us to shine…

  • A Light in the Darkness

    Have you ever faced a time when life felt overwhelming, yet Christ’s presence brought clarity and hope? Like Simeon, who waited for God’s promise, we too can find peace in trusting Jesus. Share a personal story or hear from others in your community about moments when faith in Christ’s salvation turned trials into triumphs. Such…

  • Living with the Light of Christ

    The presence of Jesus is transformative, just as Simeon and Anna testified in the temple. His light empowers us to forgive, overcome fear, and live in hope. This week, consider practical ways to let His light shine through you. It could be by extending grace to someone who has wronged you, sharing your faith story,…

  • Cherishing the Gift of Christ

    Luke 2:29-32 reveals Simeon’s joy in seeing the Messiah, proclaiming, “My eyes have seen your salvation.” How often do we pause to marvel at the gift of Jesus? Like Simeon and Anna, we’re called to recognize Jesus as the source of our salvation and hope. This week, reflect on how you are embracing the gift…

  • The Perfect Gift: Christ Presented in the Temple

    Yesterday’s sermon invited us to reflect on the perfect gift we receive in Christ. Drawing from Luke 2:22-40, we explored the profound moment when Jesus was presented in the temple, fulfilling the promises of God. Simeon and Anna recognized Jesus as the salvation and light for all nations—a gift that transforms our lives. As the…

  • Old Testament Review, Part 2

    Old Testament Review, Part 2

    This week, the children participated in a Final Review Lesson to celebrate and reinforce all they’ve learned in the “Trackers of Truth” series. Through engaging activities and reflection, the children had the opportunity to: