Erlanger Methodist Church

06/01/2026

Day 1: Beyond Moments to Consistent Connection
Reading: Romans 5:17; 2 Corinthians 5:21

Devotional:

God's intention for your spiritual life is not a rollercoaster of highs and lows, but a steady reign in life through Christ Jesus. You are the righteousness of God—not because of what you do, but because of what Jesus has already done. This righteousness is your position, your access, your authority in God's kingdom. It works even when you don't feel it, even on bad days. Like David facing Goliath or Peter declaring Christ's identity, you have moments of encounter with God. But God wants more for you than occasional encounters. He desires consistent, daily communion where you walk in His presence continually. Your spiritual sweet spot begins with understanding who you are in Christ—righteous, accepted, and deeply loved.

Reflection: Do you view your relationship with God as occasional moments or consistent connection? What would change if you truly believed your righteousness is secure in Christ?

06/01/2026

Mark your calendar now! July 12th, we will begin our study of Season 5 of on Sunday mornings! You won't want to miss an episode...or a discussion!

05/31/2026

05/31/2026

Sunday service

05/31/2026

Join us at 10:30 on Sundays, don't keep your faith private!

05/30/2026

Make plans to join Pastor Devin on Wednesday nights starting July 1st for a special Summer Study at 7pm in the Asbury Room!

05/29/2026

Day 5: Deciding to Honor
Reading: Romans 12:9-18; Philippians 2:3-11

Devotional: Honor is decided, not deserved. We live in a culture obsessed with self-promotion, personal rights, and demanding respect. But Kingdom living flips this upside down. Christ, though worthy of all honor, humbled Himself to death on a cross. He assigned value to us when we had nothing to offer. Now He calls us to do likewise—to honor others not because they've earned it but because He commands it. This is countercultural and costly. It means prioritizing relationships over hobbies, people over possessions, and eternal investments over temporary pleasures. Our lives are vapors; what we do with our relationships matters eternally. Today, make three practical decisions: identify your true priorities, invest time in someone you've neglected, and choose to see others as God sees them.

05/29/2026

We promised we would share the info as soon as we had it, so here it is... We will share it again closer to the actual time, too.

Remembering Bill Slaven | Memorial Service – July 18

It is with love and gratitude that we invite you to join us as we celebrate the life of
William “Bill” Slaven — pastor, handyman, husband, father, and faithful friend.

📅 Saturday, July 18, 2026
📍 Erlanger Methodist Church | Erlanger, Kentucky
🕐 Visitation: 1:00 – 2:00 PM (come and go — family will be present)
🕑 Memorial Service: 2:00 PM
🍽️ Reception to follow in the Fellowship Hall

Bill served this congregation faithfully — as a pastor, a co-laborer, and a friend. He preached the gospel here and at churches across Northern Kentucky. He fixed things with his hands and proclaimed truth with his voice. He is missed. And he is celebrated.

All are welcome. Please feel free to share this invitation with anyone who knew Bill.

05/29/2026

Make a joyful noise...as part of our worship ministry! If you sing or play, we would love to have you consider joining our music ministry to help lead people in praise and worship on Sunday mornings

05/28/2026

Day 4: Breaking Free from Offense
Reading: Matthew 18:21-35; Ephesians 4:31-32

Devotional: Offense is poison we drink hoping someone else will die. It imprisons us while the offender walks free. Jesus experienced ultimate offense—betrayal, mockery, crucifixion—yet chose forgiveness. Offense is always a choice, regardless of how we've been wounded. You cannot honor what offends you, and unresolved offense blocks your ability to receive from God and connect with others. Perhaps you've experienced abuse, betrayal, or deep hurt. God doesn't minimize your pain, but He offers freedom through forgiveness. This isn't about trusting the person again or pretending the wound doesn't exist; it's about releasing the bitterness that's holding you captive. Today, identify one offense you're carrying and surrender it to God. Choose freedom over familiar pain.