Amboy United Methodist Church

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

Wednesday with Wendy

Scripture: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” — Hebrews 13:8

Change is a part of life. Seasons change, families change, jobs change, churches grow and change, and sometimes our plans change in ways we never expected. While change can be exciting, it can also feel uncomfortable and even frightening because it takes us out of what is familiar.

The good news is that while many things around us change, God never does. His love remains constant. His promises remain true. His faithfulness never fails. When life feels uncertain, we can anchor ourselves to the One who is unchanging.

Think about a tree during the changing seasons. Its leaves may come and go, storms may bend its branches, but its roots keep it grounded. As believers, our roots are found in Christ. When we stay connected to Him through prayer, Scripture, and trust, we can weather whatever changes come our way.

Perhaps you are facing a change today—a new opportunity, a loss, a transition, or an unexpected turn in life. Remember that God is already there, preparing the way. What feels uncertain to us is never a surprise to Him.

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, thank You for being the constant in my ever-changing life. Help me to trust You when things feel uncertain and to remember that Your plans are always good. Give me peace in transitions and confidence to follow where You lead. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Thought for Today:
When life changes, hold tightly to the God who never changes.

Jesus loves you and so do I!❤️

05/30/2026

We had a great day! Thank you everyone who showed up!! See you all at the rummage sale!

05/30/2026

Come join the Fun!!! 11-2

05/27/2026

Wednesday with Wendy

2 Corinthians 9:7

Scripture:
“Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.”

There is something beautiful about giving from the heart. Not because we have to, not because someone is watching, and not because we expect something in return—but simply because love motivates us.

As a pastor’s wife, I’ve seen generosity in so many forms. Sometimes it’s a meal brought to a hurting family, a handwritten card, a volunteer staying late to help, or someone quietly meeting a need without ever wanting recognition. Those moments reflect the heart of Christ.

God is not only concerned with what we give, but how we give it. A cheerful spirit changes everything. When we give with joy, whether it’s our time, encouragement, finances, or compassion, we become a light to others and a blessing to God’s kingdom.

The truth is, generosity doesn’t always come from having abundance. Some of the most giving people are those who have very little but still choose kindness. They understand that giving is an act of worship and trust.

Today, ask yourself:
Am I giving with joy, or simply out of obligation?

God loves a cheerful giver because cheerful giving reflects a thankful heart.

Prayer:
Lord, help me to give with a joyful heart. Teach me to be generous with my time, love, encouragement, and resources. Let my giving reflect Your goodness and grace. Amen.