Continuing in his sermon series, Rev. Grady Mosley describes how misunderstood Jesus was during His ministry. Misunderstandings can engender bitterness. But bitterness can be erased by forgiveness. Is there bitterness in our lives we can transform?
Mark 3:20-25; 31-34
In his Sermon Series, No Place Like Home, Rev. Grady Mosley reminds us how the notion of Home provides a sense of peace and comfort.
Mark 8:22-26
This is a special performance of the Children’s, Bell, and Chancel Choirs on an all-music Sunday.
CCLI #3838223
Today, Madison First UMC presents an all-music Sunday featuring the 9-alive praise band.
CCLI #3838223
Joe Cardwell reveals five things God cannot do and remain true to His unchangeable character.
Jeremiah 32:17
In today’s sermon, Rev. Grady Mosley reminds us that there are no classes of people or degrees of importance in God’s Church. Everyone should be engaged in the work of the Church according to their gifts and talents.
Mark 8:34-35
Culminating his sermon series, “Sticks and Stones,” Rev. Grady Mosley reminds us that each of us acquire scars during the course of our lives. Regardless of the physical and emotional injuries we receive, we can take comfort in the fact that Christ can carry us beyond our injuries.
John 20:24-31
Continuing his sermon series, Rev. Grady Mosley observes that greatness is rarely recognized, never about promotion, and seen in service to all.
Mark 9:30-37
Continuing with his sermon series, “Sticks and Stones,” Rev. Grady Mosley reminds us that even the Apostle Paul endured thorns or trials in his life. Yet, among these trials, the grace available to all of us through Christ is sufficient to endure and overcome.
2 Corinthians 12:7-10
Rev. Grady Mosley examines how and why hearts can become hardened and how through Christ we can soften our heart.
Isaiah 53:2, Hosea 10:12