Broadmoor United Methodist Church Sermons
Web Site: Broadmoor United Methodist Church
Total Sermons: 124
Total Amens: 3
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A Three-Legged Stool (Matthew 28:19-20)
Knowing God as your father, the Lord Jesus as your savior and the Holy Spirit as God's presence with us offers a firm foundation in life, providing stability in all things.
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Against All Odds
In the story of David and Goliath, we see young David demonstrate great faith and quiet courage facing the giant not for glory but out of concern for God's people and causes. What might God be calling you to do with a little faith, courage and love? Don't let some giant stand in the way of God's purposes.
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A Oneing (John 14: 8-17, 23-31; Acts 2:1-4)
A "oneing" is a term created by Julian of Norwich to describe the Divine union of the love enveloping the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. We can enter into this oneing when we say "yes" to Christ and begin to live a life of loving God and loving others. On this Pentecost Sunday, the birthday of the church, we celebrate the opportunity to enter into this "oneing" relationship.
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Wind, Fire, Water (Acts 2:1-13; John 7:37-39)
The Spirit comes to us and gives us life to live as witnesses.
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Large and In Charge (Luke 24:44-53; Ephesians 1:11-23)
Christ ascended has a new place above every name and head over all things.
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Prescription for Life (Proverbs 3:1-8)
Trusting in the Lord, both good and bad times, is the only prescription for a healthy, fulfilling life.
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Would the Eunuch Be Welcome Today? (Acts 8:26-40) Homosexuality
Two weeks ago in The River, the focus was on Jesus’ definition of family being those who followed the Lord. Last week we prayed that we might have the courage to invite the “other sheep” into the fold. This week we talk about the Eunuch baptized by Philip. Would the Eunuch be welcome in our congregations today?
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What Are the Sheep Doing in the Trees? (John 10:11-18)
Jesus is called the Good Shepherd, which reveals his humanity and divinity in one all encompassing, yet profoundly simple statement. He calls. We follow.
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