St. Paul UMC in Largo, FL invites you to join us each week for a message that will help you Grow in Faith and experience God's love.
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An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth leaves us toothless and blind. Jesus offers a better way.
In his teaching during the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus goes back to the basics. Just tell the truth!
Dr. Don's message puts what Jesus said about divorce in context to help us understand who he was speaking to and what he meant.
When Jesus talked about adultery during the Sermon on the Mount, he was talking about more than just lust.
We often ask ourselves "What would Jesus do?" but maybe the better question would be "What DID Jesus do?"
Jesus teaches us to go beyond not harming others. Instead Jesus teaches us to seek reconciliation.
Why did Jesus say his yoke is easy and his burden was light? Dr. Don's message shares how following Jesus brings renewal.
The story of Jesus healing the paralyzed man shows us the importance of true friendship.
As we take a deeper look at the Lord's Prayer we see how prayer can help us to put down the burdens we carry.
Guest pastor, the Rev. John Powers, focuses on how Paul shared the truth of the living God.
Dr. Don's message takes a deeper look at one day in the life of Jesus and what it means to follow him.
What does the trinity teach us about God's plan for us to live in relationship?
In Genesis languages were confused at the Tower of Babel. At Pentecost the language barrier was broken. Pentecost offers a preview of the way the Holy Spirit can break down the barriers that separate us.
Why is sharing our faith an important part of practicing the resurrection?
On Mother's Day we celebrate the five brave women protected Moses.
What are the sacraments and why are they an important part of "practicing the resurrection"?
Why is serving important to our lives as disciples of Jesus?
Why is it important to know Scripture?
This week we're focusing on worship and prayer. Why are these practices important for a Christian life?
When we're kids we're told not to eat with our mouths open. But when we come to the Holy Communion table we learn to eat with our heart open.
Was Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem really a celebration or was it a foreshadowing of his death?
We all have times when, like Peter, we have denied Christ in our own lives.
We will look closely at the subtleties of the events around Jesus’ arrest.
The prayer Jesus prayed in Gethsemane reminds us that temptation and trials are things we have to prepare for ahead of time.
In Christian tradition the rich man in this parable was named Dives. He squandered his opportunity to serve the least of these.
