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The Source Houston First Methodist Houston
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The Source is a community of people who gather to deepen our relationships with God and with each other. We are believers and doubters, seekers and runners, worshippers and listeners. We hope to become a hospitable community where everyone is able to come as they are. Below you can listen to our contemporary service sermons or click the subscribe button to have the latest podcast downloaded to your device.
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World Upside Down: “Be Bold In Sharing The Gospel” - Ken Coneby
Ken looks at the early part of Acts, where Peter and John were imprisoned and put them in front of the Council for healing a crippled man. And we find ourselves at a battle of competing purposes at the very beginnings of the church.
Acts 4
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Pentecost Sunday: “God’s Promise Fulfilled” - Ken Coneby
Ken knows that everywhere we look, things are a mess. But more exhausting than that are the people who stand nearby and pretend they have all the answers.
But Peter doesn’t do that. He doesn’t set himself apart. He focuses instead on the prophesy from Joel that proclaimed this day: this is God’s promise to pour out his Spirit on ALL PEOPLE.
The message of Pentecost is that we have all been shared a portion of the Spirit of God.
Acts 2
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Inheriting God's Promise: “The Lord Is With You” - Ken Coneby
Ken doesn’t like dramas on TV - he thinks he could do it. Because it’s just imagining the worst possible thing that could happen in a situation - which is just what happens to the Israelites in the Book of Judges.
The Book of Judges describes the chipping away of a whole people, as they get further from God’s will. And we know that’s what it says in the Book of Judges, because that’s what it says in the introduction.
Judges 6
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Inheriting God’s Promise: “We Will Serve The Lord” - Lance Richards
On Mother’s Day, Lance reminds us of the difference the service we do in our homes matters.
As we look into the life of Joshua, Lance hones in on something theologians say is the single most important way of defining the God of the Old Testament.
Joshua 24
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Inheriting God’s Promise: “Fruitfulness Comes From Following God” - Amanda Davis
This Sunday, we landed on one of Amanda’s favorite preschool stories to teach: the Battle of Jericho. And she wants us to know: there’s a lesson on both sides of these walls.
Joshua 5 & 6
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Inheriting God’s Promise: “Faith Moves Back To Move Forward” - Ken Coneby
Ken grew up in a "meat and potatoes" family, and he loves exploring new food cultures, and introducing others to new things. But the experience is not for everyone.
"There is something about newness that challenges us.” A lot of the Israelites didn’t trust the newness of the Promised Land when they arrived. And that lack of trust ended up having tremendous consequences.
Joshua 3 & 4
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