Resurrection UMC Hastings

The power is there, but the light doesn’t go on unless we flip the switch or reset the circuit breaker. In other words, it’s up to us.

God uses an amazing, invisible network to supply uninterrupted power to all believers who stay connected to it – the Holy Spirit.

Believers have been used by God at times to reveal his power to the world. It’s a good reminder to check that you’re still plugged in.

A rechargeable battery is dependent on its power source in order to function properly and perform at its best. So are we.

Why go through life under our own power when the dynamic Holy Spirit power of God is already in our toolbox, waiting to be unleashed?

After weeks of holiday feasts and Christmas cookies, there’s welcome relief in this upcoming, calorie-free message. It’s all about the benefits of spiritual fruit.

These lackluster candies are fitting because the real Christmas story is not all sugar plums, chocolate Santas, and candy canes. It’s a series of some of the worst things – that God turns into the very best thing.

Peanut brittle reminds Pastor Mark of a favorite time (Christmastime’s a Comin’), tied to a special place in his life. Places are important in the bible, too. Find out why.

A bag of (foil-wrapped chocolate) coins is a standard stocking stuffer. And, just like Christmas, they’re borrowed from our Jewish heritage.

They’re the #1 selling Christmas candy, were invented by a church choir director, and have a slew of meanings. But what do they have to do with Jesus?