Pisgah United Methodist Church

03/31/2013

Christ is risen, He is risen indeed.! Join us at 11:00 this morning as we celebrate and worship our risen Lord!

03/31/2013

03/24/2013

Foggy, wet, and raining. Please be safe driving to worship this morning.

03/24/2013

Join us tomorrow morning for worship and celebration of Palm Sunday. We will explore the important difference between a being believer in Christ and being a true follower of Jesus as we prepare our hearts for Holy Week.

03/19/2013

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03/17/2013

Fifth Sunday in Lent
Read: 2 Cor. 9:10
Pray for the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR).
Respond: Will you give one nickel for each piece of bread you eat this week?
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03/14/2013

"Bringing the Spirit Through Leaving" from Henri Nouwen http://ow.ly/1TyMfy

03/12/2013

Reflection for the Twenty Third Day of Lent
Read: 1 Cor. 13:3
Respond: Will you give 20 cents for each leftover item in your refrigerator?
Pray: Give thanks for God’s generosity.

03/10/2013

Fourth Sunday in Lent
Read: Isaiah 58:10
Respond: Will you give a dime for each phone call you made and received today?
Pray for God’s will to be done in people’s hearts.

03/10/2013

Ooops! Thank goodness for Face Book friends like Phoebe Anne Jowers!
Remember to turn clocks AHEAD 1 hour before going to bed tonight!

03/10/2013

Repent is a well worn word among church folk. Sometimes we use a word so frequently that the true impact of it's meaning gets lost in familiarity. Repentance, and its' root word repent, are words like that. When we consider the Greek word for repent, metanoia, and its' meaning we gain some insight into what God is truly calling us to: Metanoia a transformative change of heart. The prodigal was welcomed because he experienced metanoia; the Israelites entered the promised land because they experienced metanoia; anyone who is in Christ is a new creation because they experience metanoia. By the power of the Holy Spirit we can change, we too can experience metanoia.

03/09/2013

Lenten Reflection for March 9
Read: Luke 6: 38
Read: Will you give from your heart today?
Pray for those who seek to give that they may be blessed by God.