Resurrection UMC Hastings

An Encouraging Word

What’s the encouraging word for the believer who feels despair? We’re not talking about election results here. No  just day-to-day living. (Guest speaker, Bill Robertson.)

No Paybacks

Want to get even with someone who’s wronged you? It’s easy: Forgive them and let God merit out justice. Yeah, so “easy”…

You Do You

We all have some gifts from Christ to be used for the common good. So use what you got in order to experience a winning life in Christ.

Noah and Her Sisters

Think there’s a typo in the title? Nope. But it’s got you wondering. This message is about dealing with life’s realities and possibilities, seeking truth, taking Godly action, and trusting the Lord with the outcomes. Guest speaker: Duane Sarazin

Do What You Can

Ever try to make someone love you or make someone kind and considerate who isn’t? Doesn’t happen, because on our own we can’t actually make peace happen. But, you can be a peacemaker.

Don't Fake It

The fourth key to a victorious life is to really love others and not fake it—where you don’t have to hide your true self because you truly do love others, showing devotion and honor. It’s a life free of hypocrisy.

Be Passionate

The third key to a victorious life is to maintain your enthusiasm, energy, and passion for Christ. It’s a combination of hope, patience, and faith that are all needed in the quest to emerge as a winner.

Get Real

The second key to a victorious life in Christ is to take a clear, honest look at ourselves. Reality check: The world doesn’t revolve around us and we are not nearly as important as we may/usually think we are.

Dare to Be Different

We’re not here to predict the outcome of the U.S. presidential race. But we are here to win the race of life. There are 10 keys that not only predict the likelihood of having a victorious life, they practically guarantee it. Here's the first key to winning the race.

Apple Pie

What better way to wrap up a message series than with an all-time favorite dessert, apple pie. But there’s more to the apple in the bible than meets the eye.