As we lean into the new year, instead of considering all the ways we can change our “doing,” the Wesleyan Covenant Prayer and the Baptism of Jesus teaches us the importance of re-centering our “being” on the one who created us and gave us life and feee grace.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

In Matthew 2:1-12, we learn of the three gifts of the Magi brought to Jesus. What if each of those gifts represented how we can give our life to Christ?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

When we encounter Jesus, it transforms the way we go, but not always the where.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

God works most beautifully between our expectations and his perfect power. As we listen back to the Christmas story, how is God using a familiar story to speak to you in new ways?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Jesus is the climax of the great story of God to redeem all of creation. Today we look at Mary’s story and how we can learn that her story getting caught up in God can become ours.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Jesus is born in the small insignificant town of Bethlehem. As we look at todays text, we discover Gods heart for the small and Insignificant!By Kingwood United Methodist Church

As we look at the origins of Jesus we look at the namesake of the people of Jesus, Israel. How does Jacob’s wrestling the Lord shape our understanding of who we are as the people of God?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Join us on an Advent journey to explore Jesus’ family tree and how we have been grafted into His family. Jesus came to redeem his family tree, and through those acts of grace, redeem us.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

In our stewardship sermon this year, we look at what Jesus says about our heart towards money. The call of God on our lives is to invest in the kingdom of God as we ask ourselves the question: what are we investing in?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

As we celebrate 50 years as a church we hear the words from the prophet Ezekiel to a people in exile. Join us to hear this profound word of hope that makes angels stand in awe at what the Lord is doing.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

The parable of the mustard seed and yeast challenge our understanding of how the kingdom of God impacts us internally, and how it changes the landscape of our lives.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

The parable of the sower shows us the mission heart of God. Why does the farmer sow extravagantly and why do we share the gospel extravagantly?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Zechariah teaches how God pursues is in His Love, and how our response to that relationship can change our lives.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

From Genesis to Revelation God is depicted as a Gardner working in our lives. As we remember the 50 years of faithful ministry we look towards the one who makes all things grow.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Jesus says “blessed are the peacemakers.” How can lean into the calling to be a peacemaker in our world?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

The call of Jesus to live at peace with one another involves us needing to forgive one another. Jesus teaches us the importance of forgiveness in living in Shalom with each other.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Peace within can be difficult to find in a culture of chaos around us. In our message today, the apostle Paul lays out the way we can have inner peace no matter our circumstances.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

In John's gospel, Jesus sees a clear difference between the peace that the world gives and God's peace, Shalom. Let’s explore together!By Kingwood United Methodist Church

As we unhurry our life, we spend a lot of our time in the pursuit of more. Jesus has a word for us about our attitude towards our money as we strive to be his disciples.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

God commands us to Sabbath. Today we look at how one of Gods central commands can be a great blessing for our hurried lives.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

In a culture filled with so much noise, how do we imitate Jesus and seek out silence and solitude?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

This week we start a sermon series based on the book the Ruthless Elimination of Hurry. We are a people who live in a culture dominated by hurry. How do stop, look at the practices of Jesus and follow his lifestyle.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Our UMARMY camp is back after a week in Lufkin, TX. Hear how God called us to love our neighbors, and how He used those experiences to call us to deeper faith.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

In the story of zachaeus we see a man searching for Jesus. How do we have relationships with people in our life who are searching? How can we join with the Lord in seeing their reconciliation to the savior?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Paul and Timothy’s relationship is one that we need in our walk with Christ. We need someone who will fan the flames in our life and we need someone who we’re passing down the treasure of the kingdom to. Who holds you accountable? And how are you holding others accountable in their walks with Christ?…

We need jethros in our lives. We need people who speak hard truth to and we need to be people who speak hard truths into others lives. How do we do both?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Nathan spoke God’s truth into David’s life. We all need to create space through worship, prayer, scripture and serving others so that God can use a Nathan to speak into our lives.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

We all need a true friend in life. Jonathan’s friendship with David shows us several characteristics we can find in being a true friend and in a true friend.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

In Acts we hear about the importance of waiting on the Holy Spirit and what it looks to respond to the Holy Spirit on this day of Pentecost.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

To have a true assurance of our salvation, God desires to draw for us to draw close to him in secret, honest, and quiet places of our lives. He asks us to pursue true intimacy with him over flash and entertainment. How are you drawing near to Christ?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Before our new confirmans take the stage to get confirmed, our pastors shared words of perspective, and words of liturgy.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

God calls us to be ministers of reconciliation. How can we follow the way of Jesus and be ambassadors for this ministry?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Senior Sunday at KUMC is always a rich time at the church, but as we ask our graduating seniors about their faith and relationships with Jesus, may we see the awesome things God has done!By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Today we look at God raining manna from heaven on his people and how the Lord tests his people. The test is simple: Will you trust me? How will we respond when we face the same test?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Sometimes we feel like we are simply surviving, but the reality is, we were created to thrive in God's presence no matter the season or circumstance. God is calling us to dine at the banquet table with him, not survive on the outskirts.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Through the cross there is hope. Hope can imagine the future God promised, and imitate what it looks like in the present.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Christ the lord is risen today! Our Savior rose from the grave and conquered death. Today we celebrate the resurrection.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Jesus is Emmanuel, God with us, on more than just Christmas! He is God with us in everything. Including our sin. He is willing to go to the cross for our sin and the sins of the world.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Luke gives us an intimate look into the human will of Jesus and his relationship with God as Jesus prays in the garden, "not my will but yours be done."By Kingwood United Methodist Church

God meets us in our anguish, heartbreak and confusion in the most ordinary ways. Through the story of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb, in John 20, we see the ways Jesus gently comforts and returns us to our community to share the comfort we received. It's what Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, and it's for all of us!…

Today is Palm Sunday where we celebrate Jesus’ triumphant entry. Today we look at how the triumph of Christ comes through the cross and what that means for us.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Jesus is challenging the disciples to think in heaven’s terms. As Jesus challenges us, may we learn to expect more from God than we can possibly imagine.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

God’s response to Shamelessly Audacious prayer teaches us that God’s greatest desire is to give us himself. May this release us to approach God's throne in bold prayer.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Often in our culture today if we want something we can get it immediately, and often we treat prayer the same. But the counter-cultural King we serve calls us to pray with tenacity! We will talk about this today.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

For March's healing and prayer message we talk about a comprehensive theology of healing. We believe God desires to heal us, but how the Lord heals is different for each person.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

We often overcomplicate prayer. When Jesus teaches us about prayer, He encourages simplicity and honesty. Today we look at how this type of prayer can be transformative.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Today we start our Lent series on prayer. The call to pray is the call of every Christian, from the youngest to the oldest disciple. Today we look at the goal and the heart of prayer.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Both Peter and Paul tell us about the importance of the body of Christ, the church. The church isn’t the building it's the people and here’s why.By Kingwood United Methodist Church

The Holy Spirit is the greatest gift we are given as Christians. Do we truly live into the empowerment the Spirit desires for our life?By Kingwood United Methodist Church

Today's healing lesson comes from John 9 where we learn about how the Lords healing takes normal days and turns them into a miraculous days. If you would like to schedule a prayer appointment reach out to jeremy.bass@kingwoodumc.org. We would love to pray for you and partner with the Holy Spirit in seeking healing!…