Lakeside United Methodist Church Lakeside UMC

Sermon: Until
Speaker: Rev. Dan Wunderlich
Scripture: Luke 15:1-10
Description: The parables of the lost sheep and lost coin may be familiar to some of us, but there is one simple word in those stories that is key to understanding God's love for us. It should also serve as a motivator to those of us who are called to share that love in the world.

Sermon: Ask the Pastor (and Friends)
Speaker: Rev. Dan Wunderlich, Jeremy Green, Amanda Stallard
Scripture: 1 Peter 3:15-16a
Description: Pastor Dan, Jeremy, and Amanda respond to questions from the congregation!

Sermon Series: Vision
Sermon: Beyond the Fulfilled Vision
Speaker: Jeremy Green
Scripture: Luke 2: 25-38
Description: Scripture tells us that if we stay committed to the vision that God has shown us it will come to pass. What does it look like for us to remain faithful and steadfast in the space between the revelation of the vision and its fulfillment? 

Sermon Series: Vision
Sermon: Our Life Together
Speaker: Rev. Dan Wunderlich
Scripture: Acts 2: 42-47
Description: Churches should always be outward facing, but community culture matters too. What did it look like then and what does it look like now to be the Church for and with one another? What are the marks of a healthy culture and community?

Sermon Series: Vision
Sermon: Between Two Worlds
Speaker: Rev. Dan Wunderlich
Scripture: Habakkuk 2:1-4
Description: Perhaps the hardest part of the visioning process is not actually coming up with an exciting vision. It is comparatively easy to dream about exciting an impactful things to do. But getting from a world in which we have plans to a world in which the vision is coming to life often requires waiting on God's timing.

Sermon Series: Vision
Sermon: Willing, Ready and Listening
Speaker: Rev. Dan Wunderlich
Scripture: 1 Samuel 3: 1-10
Description: Throughout Scripture, the "word of the Lord" is regularly tied to "vision." What we read in the Bible and what we hear from God is not simply for our own information or encouragement, but it is meant to come alive and make a tangible difference. What the Church desperately needs to do, especially with emerging generations, is make visible the impact that faithfulness has on our lives and the world around us.