Storyteller series continues this week coming from Luke 15, and this passage demonstrates that Jesus showed love to all people and not specifically one type of group. This is a great example for us to live by. Listen to the full podcast to hear a great sermon on how we can uplift all of those around us!

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Storyteller: Luke 15

This week we continued our Storyteller Series as we go throughout the Lent season. This past Sunday we focused on the Parable of the Sower. This passage comes out of Matthew 13:1-23, and one of the main points to think about as we live is who are we giving our good soil too? We have to continue to use that good soil for those that deserve it.Give it a listen to hear the full sermon.

Storyteller: Parable of the Sower

This week we continued out Storyteller series with the parable of the talents, this parable comes out of Matthew 25:14-30 and this parable is full of lessons on how to live out the Christian faith. One of the big ones to be learned here is the lesson on how we view God directs how we serve God. We shouldn't not be afraid to fail because we have a God who is full of grace and forgiveness and what really counts is what is in our hearts. Give this podcast a listen to here more

Storyteller: The Parable of the Talents

For the first Sunday of the Lent season we started a new series called Storyteller and this week we focused on the story of the Good Samaritan. This is a rich story and there is much to learn, such as remembering that when we seek to follow God, we don/t have to know every step, just the next step. Give this podcast a listen for more!

Storyteller: Good Samaritan

This past week we continued our sermon series on the life of David and more importantly after Saul's death. One thing we get to see about David is he is not selfish, all that he focuses on is what's best for God's people. David only wants team victory and not personal victories! Listen here for more on the life of David!

David: Saul's Death

This week we continued the life off David with a story from 1 Samuel 17:32-50 which is one of the most famous stories in the Bible with it being the story of David vs Goliath. Its always great to hear and to read this story because there are some vital lessons to be learned from it such as, God prepares you for the battles you are called to, God has given you unique tools to fight unique battles, and finally the end result is in God's hands. Give this a listen to hear the full sermon and the battle between David and Goliath.

David and Goliath

This week we concluded our I Quit series, with a great sermon on not holding grudges. We always have to remember that God will always forgive us so we need to pass on that same forgiveness to those in our lives. We will never out forgive God but we need to always practice forgiveness.If you would like to hear more give this podcast a listen!

I Quit: Holding Grudges

This week we focused on comparison as we headed into another week of our I Quit series! Comparison can be a dangerous thing when it comes to why we are comparing ourselves. This has been an age old issue with it dating all the way back to Cain and Abel. This comparison led to the first murder in the history of the world. We must always be careful and analyze why we are comparing ourselves to others. Give it a listen to hear more in this incredible series.

I Quit: Comparison

This week continued the I Quit Series mainly focusing on criticizing others and their performance on things. Give it a listen to hear more of our I Quit Series.

I Quit: Criticizing

To start off the new year we started with a new sermon series called I Quit! The message this week was based out of Acts 17:16-28, this sermon series is not a series of defeat but a series of declaration of intention, we will take a look at the things that we can let go of to better pursue Christ in our real life and in our actions! If you would like to hear more please give it a listen!

I Quit: Missing Out

This week ended 2019 with the Wesley Covenant Sermon, a sermon and a prayer that will keep us accountable as we enter into a New Year. This prayer is one we should always remember as we head into a new year, we need it to recalibrate ourselves. We have to remember that we are God's and He is the one we need to have faith in as we go throughout our day and this new year.

Wesley Covenant Sermon

This week we continued our sermon series about the Grinches that Steal Christmas focusing on comfort & love and how those things can ultimately take away from our Christmas by not getting our of our comfort zone. The scripture we focus on is Isaiah 35:1-10. One big thing we have to remember is that Love is most evident in brokenness, not in comfort. To hear more about how you can avoid letting the Grinches of life steal your Christmas, give this sermon a listen.

Grinches That Steal Christmas: Comfort and Love

Grinches That Steal Christmas: Materialism

This week we started our new series called the Grinches that Steal Christmas, this event series focuses on different things in our life that we allow to steal joy from our lives and the present moment. The passage we focused on was Isaiah 2:1-5 where we learn about Peace and how God provides it for us to have in our life. Give it a listen to hear more and remember not to let any Grinches steal your Christmas this year!

Grinches that Steal Christmas: Hurry and Peace

This week we continued our series on the story of the prodigal son, this time focusing in on the Older Son. This is the son that can be easily related to because he worked hard and obeyed his father yet feels as though he has never been rewarded for those efforts. The story can be found in Luke 15:11-32, give that a read then listen to our Sermon to hear more!

Prodigal Series: The Older Son

Sunday morning sermons from West Georgia Church, a United Methodist church at 1106 Maple St. in Carrollton, Georgia.

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