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SHILOH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

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    A Risen Founder

    A Risen Founder

    Scripture - Romans 8:6-11 We find ourselves amid the COVID-19 pandemic. First, the President announced a travel ban on flights from Europe, & since then, every single day, if not moment by moment, has revealed new restrictions on our movement. These new restrictions have dictated the physical distance we have to keep from one another. At the same time, it is most fitting that these restrictions have come during the season of Lent. It is to both contexts that the richness
    Wanting the Blessing – Maybe!

    Wanting the Blessing – Maybe!

    Scripture - John 9:1-25 Recently the Chamber of Commerce in a little town in northeast Colorado ran some magazine ads. The little town was very comfortable & settled in, it wasn’t growing, wasn’t losing, & was doing fine when suddenly it found itself sitting on top of rich deposits of coal, oil & gas. It’s now a boomtown. The population has quadrupled, with people coming in day & night. They live in tents & trailers. They’re living upstairs, downstairs, in basements & wh
    The Shame That Binds Us

    The Shame That Binds Us

    Scripture: John 4:1-18, 27-30 The story of the woman at the well is Jesus’ longest conversation with one person in all of the Gospels. In this story, the woman erects barriers. She finds numerous things that get between her & Jesus. Let’s look at the barriers that she erected & see if they are not ones that we also lean on. First, this woman erected a barrier of prejudice. Jews & Samaritans held deep animosity against one another. They had long standing hatreds. The wo
    Recall the Call

    Recall the Call

    Scripture - Genesis 12:1-4 How appropriate that this text is assigned to the season of Lent. During this season, we embark on a journey of faith, following Jesus to the cross. Our Old Testament lesson for this second Sunday in Lent is the classic journey of faith – the summons to Abram to leave (another possible translation: relinquish) his homeland & his family to journey with God to a land of promise & newness of life. For context, it is important to emphasize just how se
    Surviving Eden

    Surviving Eden

    Scripture - Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7 Every family has its stories – how grandmother met grandfather, how they courted & wed. How the first house burned to the ground & all was lost; how the neighbors showed up the next day with timber & nails & hope was rebuilt. How the children fought & grew; how Uncle Billy never did grow up, living at home until he died an old man, as sweet & simple as the day he was born. One family I know worked on their family history, calling up distan
     

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