Fairview United Methodist Church

09/08/2026

Ever notice how easy it is to spot someone else’s flaws but miss the ones in our own hearts? Our final sermon in the Half-Truths series this week, “Seeing Clearly,” reminds us that Jesus doesn’t ask us to abandon discernment. He asks us to abandon superiority. Grace starts when we let Him deal with the logs in our own eyes.

Before bed, ask God to show you one place where mercy needs to replace judgment.

Pray: Lord, open our eyes to our own need for grace. Soften our hearts where pride has taken root and teach us to see others through Your mercy. Amen.

09/06/2026

Welcome to Fairview United Methodist Church. we do not own the rights to this music

09/01/2026

Our hearts are hurting with the Manning family. Please keep Gaye and the family close to your heart during this time.

View Gerald Bruce Manning's obituary, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

08/30/2026

Welcome to Fairview United Methodist Church we do not own the rights to this music

08/30/2026

Tomorrow is our 5th Sunday Potluck! Bring your favorite dish and let’s break bread and fellowship after service!!

08/29/2026

Here’s the real promise: God is not the giver of unbearable burdens; God is the refuge when the burdens become unbearable. Whatever you’re facing weather it be aging parents, grief, depression, finances, or relationships, you are not disappointing God.

If you know someone in need of prayer, type their name that you’re holding in your heart. Take a moment to text them to let them know, “You’re not alone.”

Prayer: God of refuge, hold every weary soul in your gentle care. Pour out enough grace for this day and remind us we are never alone. Amen.

08/28/2026

Ever felt like you’re drowning while everyone else thinks you’re fine? There was a woman in a hospital hallway once who looked like she was “handling it,” but her eyes told the truth. Psalm 46 reminds us that God is our refuge in the chaos, not after we conquer it.

Share this with someone who needs to know they’re not failing. They’re human, and God is with them. Then, write down one thing you’re carrying and ask God to sit with you in it.

Pray: Holy One, for every person hiding their hurt behind a brave face, let your peace meet them right where they are. Be their refuge today. Amen.

08/27/2026

What if the gospel isn’t about how strong you are, but how faithful God is? Some people think they must “handle it” until we learn we are not created to carry our burdens alone.

If you’re tired of pretending to be strong, send us a message. We’ll walk with you. Or, reach out to one trusted friend today and simply say, “I need support.”

Pray: God, teach us to lay down the burdens we were never meant to carry alone. Surround us with Your grace and with people who help us stand. Amen.

08/26/2026

Did you know the verse people quote during suffering isn’t about suffering? 1 Corinthians 10:13 speaks about temptation, not heartbreak. When Paul talks about suffering, he says he was “utterly, unbearably crushed.” Our hope isn’t in our capacity; it’s in God’s presence.

Comment “I need that reminder” if you’re in a season where your strength feels thin, and take one minute today to breathe deeply and whisper, “God, be my refuge.”

Pray: Lord, meet us in the places where we feel crushed. Remind us that You are close, steady, and faithful. Amen.

08/25/2026

Have you ever had someone say something meant to help, but it actually made the pain heavier? This Sunday we named one of the most common: “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” But Scripture shows us that sometimes life does give us more than we can carry, and God doesn’t stand back and watch. God steps into the burden with us.

If you’re carrying something heavy today, drop a ❤️ and we’ll pray for you. Then, send this post to someone who needs gentler words than “be strong.”

Pray: God, be near to the ones who feel overwhelmed today. Let your presence be their refuge and your love be their strength. Amen.