THIS SUNDAY

May 10, 2026 - Mother's Day

Rev. Adam Spore, 8:30 am Traditional Worship

& 11:15 am Modern Worship

Rev. Val Stewart, 11:00 am Traditional Worship

 

He had washed their feet. He had broken the bread. And now, in the quiet of that upper room, he was trying to prepare them for something they couldn't yet imagine — a world in which he would no longer be physically present, and they would have to find a way to carry on. His answer to their unspoken fear was a promise: that they would not be left alone. That something — someone — would come to dwell not just among them, but within them. This week, we sit with that promise and the mystery it carries - The Holy Spirit. Have you felt it? And do you know what to call it when you do? Join us Sunday as we ask these questions together.

FIND A SERMON

Looking for something specific? Search for a series, topic, speaker, and more below.

 

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  • Traditional

    What is the Kingdom of God?
    Drawing insights from Matthew 6:7-13, we will explore the concept of "the Kingdom of God" and its dynamic nature. Reflect with us on the Lord's Prayer and its plea for God's will to be done on earth, contemplating our role in bringing the Kingdom to earth. Don't miss this opportunity for a meaningful journey into the beauty and significance of living in the Kingdom of God.

    Join us this Sunday with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done."

     

    Modern

    What is the Kingdom of God?
    This week in Modern Worship, our resident lay speaker, Patrick Wilson, will continue the sermon series on the Lord's Prayer by exploring the question of how we find the kingdom of God in the here and now. 

    Join us this Sunday with Patrick Wilson's sermon, "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done."


  • What does it mean when we say "Hallowed be Thy Name"?
    This Sunday, Dr. Kevin Tully will explore this inquiry, finding inspiration in Luke 11:1-4. As we navigate the Lenten season, we'll unravel the close connection between prayer and theology, exploring how grappling with our beliefs can result in profound transformation and blessings.

    Join us this Sunday with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Hallowed Be Thy Name."


  • Do we all have a prayer?
    This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Kevin Tully explores the universal nature of the Lord's Prayer. As he delves into the opening line, 'Our Father, who art in heaven,' he invites the congregation to discover a deeper connection with God as both an incomprehensible and a caring parent. Don't miss the opportunity to unravel the mysteries of prayer and embrace a profound sense of belonging within your spiritual family. Join us for a journey of self-discovery and a renewed perspective on the Lord's Prayer.

    Join us this Sunday as we begin our new series with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Our Father, Who Art In Heaven."


  • What does commitment mean in the context of both marriage and our relationship with God?
    This Sunday, we will delve into the parallels between marital commitment and our relationship with the divine. Together, we will unravel the enduring significance of commitment and its profound ability to bring about transformation. Be sure not to miss this insightful exploration of faith, commitment, and the enriching voyage alongside God.

    Join us this Sunday as we finish our series with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Just Writing to Let You Know..."


  • What holds the key to God's enduring grace?
    This Sunday, Dr. Kevin Tully will lead us through another letter to the church from Revelation. In a world often marked by exclusivism, this week's Revelation message reminds us of an open door, inviting all to experience God's enduring grace. Don't miss this chance to deepen your understanding of Scripture and embrace the open doors set before us by the one who is holy and true.

    Join us this Sunday as we continue our series with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Just Writing to Let You Know..."


  • Are we truly awake to our faith, or are we just going through the motions?
    This Sunday, dive into the challenge of being fully alive in Christ, embracing the ongoing journey of growth and transformation. Together, we will explore the adventure of a dynamic and vibrant relationship with God that goes beyond mere possession of faith to a faith that completely possesses us.

    Join us this Sunday as we continue our series with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Just Writing to Let You Know..."


Our Pastor

Hey there! Thank you for visiting our sermon page.  Pastor Val Stewart and I hope to see you in person in one of our three live worship services each Sunday.  First UMC Waxahachie is a place where we treat one another as family.  If you are looking to visit us for the first time, click the Plan A Visit button below and we'll make sure to help you come and worship God together.

 

Grace and Peace, 

Pastor Adam Spore