The Blessing at the End of your Rope
What do you do when you are at the end of your rope? That's the focus of this message based on the first Beatitude from Matthew 5:3.
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Moments with God is a 15-20 minute inspirational message that encourages you to put your faith into action. We are a ministry of Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, Douglas, WY.
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What do you do when you are at the end of your rope? That's the focus of this message based on the first Beatitude from Matthew 5:3.
It's okay to be weak. It's exactly where the Holy Spirit connects us with God.
The Holy Spirit produces growth in character over a lifetime. What are you producing with your life?
From autocorrect on our phone to lane correction in our car, correction is a part of life. Correction is a vital part of our spiritual life too!
Are you afraid of ghosts? Here's the first message in a 4-part series on the Holy Spirit. We all need help with figuring out where to go and what to do at certain times in our life. The Holy Spirit provides wise counsel that fits us.
Who are the true heroes in our life? What does a hero look like? Jesus gives us a picture in one of His last messages to the disciples.
We've all got fears of something. How does our faith help us face our fears? The country song used at the end of the sermon can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrYUK1vzCfY
We carry around memories of our mothers that shape us our entire life. Can we really "honor our mothers?"
Meals become markers of good times and bad. There is one meal that Jesus invites us to remember. Altar in the Field can be heard here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ1xDj8TebM
How can the empty tomb change your life? This message gives an answer to that question by looking at how failure can change our life.
What is your "life?" Death reveals what is most important to us. Is it Jesus or something else?
Jesus came to heal more than physical blindness, but spiritual blindness as well. How have you see God at work in your life?