Author: Lithia Springs Methodist
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Let Your Faith Overflow into Service
The Samaritan woman didn’t keep her encounter with Jesus to herself—she shared it with her entire community. James 2 reminds us that genuine faith produces good works. How can you put your faith into action this week? Whether through a kind word, volunteering your time, or reaching out to someone in need, let your faith…
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Where Does Jesus Meet You?
The woman at the well wasn’t looking for Jesus—but He sought her out. Jesus met her in a place of isolation and shame, offering her living water that renewed her soul. Where has Jesus met you recently? Are there places in your life where you’ve felt distant or overlooked, but found His presence waiting for…
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Faith That Flows Like Living Water
Yesterday, Margaret Arnold delivered a dramatic role-play of the woman at the well, showing how Jesus offered her living water that transformed her life. Paired with James 2:14-24, the message reminded us that faith without works is dead. Just as the woman shared her encounter with Jesus, we are called to live out our faith…
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Samuel, the Tracker Who Listened
Today, the children explored the story of Samuel, the Tracker Who Listened. They discovered how God called Samuel as a young boy and how Samuel responded with obedience and attentiveness. Through this lesson, the children learned: This lesson encouraged the children to develop a habit of listening for God’s voice and responding with faith and…
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Faith That Works: A Deeper Dive into James 2:14-24
James 2:14-24 is one of the most debated and practical passages in the New Testament. It challenges us to reflect on the relationship between faith and works, insisting that true faith produces tangible action. This scripture, especially fitting for Women’s Sunday, invites us to consider how faith is lived out through service and good works…
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A Prayer for Courage in the Storm
As we close the week, let’s pray for the courage to step out in faith:“Heavenly Father, we thank You for Your constant presence, even in life’s storms. Help us to keep our eyes on Jesus and trust that He will lead us through every difficulty. Give us the courage to step out of the boat,…
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Finding Jesus in the Midst of the Storm
Rev. Saunders reminded us that no storm is too great for Jesus to handle. Have you experienced a time when you stepped out in faith, even when you were unsure of the outcome? Share a story of how you’ve seen God at work during difficult seasons in your life. Whether it’s through prayer, a word…
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Taking the First Step of Faith
Rev. Saunders’ sermon showed us that sometimes, taking the first step of faith is the hardest. Like Peter, we might be unsure of what will happen when we step out. But Peter’s story reminds us that Jesus is always there to catch us when we stumble. This week, think of one area in your life…
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Where Are You in the Storm?
In the story from Matthew 14:22-31, Peter was willing to get out of the boat, but fear set in when he saw the storm. Rev. Saunders challenged us to reflect on where we are in our own journey. Are we staying in the boat, too afraid to step out in faith? Or are we willing…