Kuna United Methodist Church SermonsExplicit

by Kuna United Methodist Church

Sermons of Kuna United Methodist Church in Kuna, Idaho

Podcast episodes

  • Season 2

  • What we lament drives our action. March 24, 2024

    What we lament drives our action. March 24, 2024

    Jesus wept over Jerusalem and it drove him to holy action. We also lament and it drives us to holy action. Following Jesus pattern: 1) we lament our sorrow & grief & brokenness, 2) we pray for guidance and vision, 3) and then we act. What do you lament, and how it driving you to take action?

  • Lament & Surrender. March 3, 2024

    Lament & Surrender. March 3, 2024

    Lament and surrender occupied the heart and mind of Jesus as he prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus was both reluctant and willing to go to the cross, and he had a deep and honest conversation about God with his feelings. In the end, Christ trusted in the will of God. This week’s guest speaker Randall Feaster examines the Christian practice of lament, and he helps us face the challenge of surrender.

  • Why Lament? February 18, 2024.

    Why Lament? February 18, 2024.

    You might’ve been told that there is something wrong with lament, that you should only be in praise and gratitude of God. Lament, however, is a way of connecting with God. When we lament, we share our grief and sorrow with God in honest prayer. In this message, Pastor Mia shows how lament is a spiritual discipline that is okay because God always accompanies us in our hardship.

  • We Belong Together. Feb. 11, 2024

    We Belong Together. Feb. 11, 2024

    We are created for connection and we suffer without it. Wanting to belong is part of human nature, but belonging comes with a challenge. That hurdle is accepting those who are different from us. To belong you only need a hunger for Christ . This week Pastor Mia shows us why belonging means valuing community and fellowship over preference.

  • Looks like Courage. Feels like Joy. February 4, 2024.

    Looks like Courage. Feels like Joy. February 4, 2024.

    Saint Paul was skilled at the spiritual discipline of detachment. He let go of his attachment to things, his position, as a Pharisee, and his knowledge of the law. By letting go, Paul was free to fully focus on Jesus. The result was immense joy, the grit to be extraordinary, and the courage to be first in the worst of circumstances. Be like Paul!