Crossroads at Boone United Methodist Church

from Matthew 28:1-10

The tomb is empty. He is risen. Life awaits!

w/ Vern Collins

from Matthew 27:33-66

Over these Sundays of Lent we are going to consider some of the final significant moments and interactions that we get a window into in the life of Jesus as He is making His journey to the cross. While we normally consider these moments in the week leading up to Easter, we are going to slow down and step into the life of the Savior over these several weeks. Journey with us. What will you see? What will you hear? What will you learn about the heart of Jesus that you have never experience before?

w/ Vern Collins

from Matthew 26:36-46

Over these Sundays of Lent we are going to consider some of the final significant moments and interactions that we get a window into in the life of Jesus as He is making His journey to the cross. While we normally consider these moments in the week leading up to Easter, we are going to slow down and step into the life of the Savior over these several weeks. Journey with us. What will you see? What will you hear? What will you learn about the heart of Jesus that you have never experience before?

w/ Ed Glaize

from John 13:1-17

Over these Sundays of Lent we are going to consider some of the final significant moments and interactions that we get a window into in the life of Jesus as He is making His journey to the cross. While we normally consider these moments in the week leading up to Easter, we are going to slow down and step into the life of the Savior over these several weeks. Journey with us. What will you see? What will you hear? What will you learn about the heart of Jesus that you have never experience before?

w/ Vern Collins

from Matthew 21:23-32

Over these Sundays of Lent we are going to consider some of the final significant moments and interactions that we get a window into in the life of Jesus as He is making His journey to the cross. While we normally consider these moments in the week leading up to Easter, we are going to slow down and step into the life of the Savior over these several weeks. Journey with us. What will you see? What will you hear? What will you learn about the heart of Jesus that you have never experience before?

w/ Vern Collins

from Matthew 21:12-17

Over these Sundays of Lent we are going to consider some of the final significant moments and interactions that we get a window into in the life of Jesus as He is making His journey to the cross. While we normally consider these moments in the week leading up to Easter, we are going to slow down and step into the life of the Savior over these several weeks. Journey with us. What will you see? What will you hear? What will you learn about the heart of Jesus that you have never experience before?

w/ Ed Glaize

from Matthew 6:16-18

For these few weeks leading up to the season of Lent we are invited to consider what it is that is forming us…what it is that is shaping us. Are you being swapped along by the currents of the culture in which you are living or are you willing instead to choose something that goes against the current and is counter-cultural, rather is rooted in this Kingdom that has come and is coming? What might it look like to spend the season of Lent choosing a digital fast; choosing to fast from that which is most distracting in our world today, and choosing instead to be filled, formed, and shaped by Christ and His longing to draw you into deeper connection with Himself?

w/ Vern Collins

from Genesis 1:31-2:3

For these few weeks leading up to the season of Lent we are invited to consider what it is that is forming us…what it is that is shaping us. Are you being swapped along by the currents of the culture in which you are living or are you willing instead to choose something that goes against the current and is counter-cultural, rather is rooted in this Kingdom that has come and is coming? What might it look like to spend the season of Lent choosing a digital fast; choosing to fast from that which is most distracting in our world today, and choosing instead to be filled, formed, and shaped by Christ and His longing to draw you into deeper connection with Himself?

w/ Vern Collins

from Romans 12:1-2

For these few weeks leading up to the season of Lent we are invited to consider what it is that is forming us…what it is that is shaping us. Are you being swapped along by the currents of the culture in which you are living or are you willing instead to choose something that goes against the current and is counter-cultural, rather is rooted in this Kingdom that has come and is coming? What might it look like to spend the season of Lent choosing a digital fast; choosing to fast from that which is most distracting in our world today, and choosing instead to be filled, formed, and shaped by Christ and His longing to draw you into deeper connection with Himself?

w/ Ben Fitzgerald

from Acts 4:32-37

Typically when we think of stewardship in connection with the life of the church, “money” is the thing that comes to mind. While the way we utilize what God has provided for us is certainly something we are called to consider, what if the real invitation to stewardship were something much deeper and much more costly…and as a result, much more fruitful and beautiful? For these 4 weeks we are going to consider the invitation to steward all that God has given us…not just as a decision we make once a year, but as a way of life that is truly reflective of all that we have been granted in Christ.

w/ Vern Collins

from 1 Chronicles 28:1-10

Typically when we think of stewardship in connection with the life of the church, “money” is the thing that comes to mind. While the way we utilize what God has provided for us is certainly something we are called to consider, what if the real invitation to stewardship were something much deeper and much more costly…and as a result, much more fruitful and beautiful? For these 4 weeks we are going to consider the invitation to steward all that God has given us…not just as a decision we make once a year, but as a way of life that is truly reflective of all that we have been granted in Christ.

w/ Ben Fitzgerald

from Joshua 24:14-18

Typically when we think of stewardship in connection with the life of the church, “money” is the thing that comes to mind. While the way we utilize what God has provided for us is certainly something we are called to consider, what if the real invitation to stewardship were something much deeper and much more costly…and as a result, much more fruitful and beautiful? For these 4 weeks we are going to consider the invitation to steward all that God has given us…not just as a decision we make once a year, but as a way of life that is truly reflective of all that we have been granted in Christ.

w/ Vern Collins

from Genesis 28:10-22

Typically when we think of stewardship in connection with the life of the church, “money” is the thing that comes to mind. While the way we utilize what God has provided for us is certainly something we are called to consider, what if the real invitation to stewardship were something much deeper and much more costly…and as a result, much more fruitful and beautiful? For these 4 weeks we are going to consider the invitation to steward all that God has given us…not just as a decision we make once a year, but as a way of life that is truly reflective of all that we have been granted in Christ.

w/ Vern Collins

from Luke 3:15-18, 21-22

On this the “Baptism of the Lord” Sunday we are invited to consider the significance of the baptism of Jesus. What was Jesus stepping into in stepping in to the waters of the Jordan? What was so compelling about the invitation and challenge of John? What does this mean for us and how are we to follow?

w/ Vern Collins

from Matthew 2:1-12

While there is little detail (other than what Matthew records) that is known about the Magi, the fact that he records this visit from these strangers in his Gospel account invites us to lean in, to consider our own journey, to consider what we are in pursuit of…and to consider what might be better?

w/ Vern Collins

from Luke 2:22-38

w/ Patti Connelly

from Luke 2:1-7

As familiar as the Christmas Story is for so many of us, what is it about this season; this world-changing moment in time that we need to hear year after year? Why does it matter? Why the same scriptures, the same story? Hasn’t Christ already come? Indeed He has, but we are promised that He is coming again. And if His coming meant and means for us the renewal of Hope, of Joy, of Love and Peace, then perhaps we ought to seek the arrival of those truths once again and consider how we might live life in the reality of an already and coming King.

w/ Vern Collins

from Luke 2:8-20

As familiar as the season of Advent is for so many of us, what is it about this season; this time leading up to Christmas that we need to hear year after year? Why does it matter? Why the same scriptures, the same stories? Hasn’t Christ already come? Indeed He has, but we are promised that He is coming again. And if His coming meant and means for us the renewal of Hope, of Joy, of Love and Peace, then perhaps we ought to seek the arrival of those truths once again and consider how we might live life in the reality of an already and coming King.

w/ Vern Collins

from Luke 1:26-38

As familiar as the season of Advent is for so many of us, what is it about this season; this time leading up to Christmas that we need to hear year after year? Why does it matter? Why the same scriptures, the same stories? Hasn’t Christ already come? Indeed He has, but we are promised that He is coming again. And if His coming meant and means for us the renewal of Hope, of Joy, of Love and Peace, then perhaps we ought to seek the arrival of those truths once again and consider how we might live life in the reality of an already and coming King.

w/ Vern Collins

from Luke 1:67-80

*Christmas Cantata Combined worship gathering*

As familiar as the season of Advent is for so many of us, what is it about this season; this time leading up to Christmas that we need to hear year after year? Why does it matter? Why the same scriptures, the same stories? Hasn’t Christ already come? Indeed He has, but we are promised that He is coming again. And if His coming meant and means for us the renewal of Hope, of Joy, of Love and Peace, then perhaps we ought to seek the arrival of those truths once again and consider how we might live life in the reality of an already and coming King.

w/ Ed Glaize