The crucifixion of Jesus stands at the heart of the Christian faith, yet it raises profound questions that many believers grapple with: "Why did Jesus have to die?" "Did God need for Jesus to suffer?" "How does His death so long ago absolve us of our sins today?" If you've ever wondered about these questions, simply said "I believe in the crucifixion, I just don't fully understand it," or had questions about the significance of Jesus' death, join us as we explore the various theories of atonement and seek to understand the meaning of the crucifixion. Based on the book, "Why did Jesus have to Die," by Adam Hamilton.
August 23-September 20, 2020 Moving in Faith to our new building is an act of hope for the future. We believe in a future with hope, in God's provision, in the community impact God is calling us to, in God's power to change lives, and in the welcoming embrace of God in Jesus Christ for all people!
August 2-16, 2020 In the midst of all that is going on it is easy to become disconnected from God, from others, and from ourselves. Our routines have changed, our connections are different, and it is hard to find our footing. Download a sermon series graphic for your phone lock screen here. The graphic includes the breath prayers for you to pray daily.
July 5, 2020 Today we celebrate CUMC's 7th anniversary! The topic of "Transitions" as we remember our past, celebrate welcoming a new Lead Pastor at CUMC, and look to the future of moving into our new church building.
May 17 - June 21, 2020 A series of messages designed to find encouragement from the people of God who walked in their "wilderness experiences" as we now walk through ours in these days between what was and what is not yet. Through it all, the presence of God does not waver, and neither should we.
May 10, 2020 The support, appreciation and recognition of the value and importance of everyone in God's kingdom. We are all on equal footing before the cross of Jesus.
April 19 - May 3, 2020 The recent coronavirus crisis has made us all realize just how small and connected our world is. Each of us has a neighbor and is a neighbor. Let's commit to being GOOD neighbors. Won't You Be My Neighbor?
April 12, 2020 Jesus came to establish a new covenant, a new command and a new movement based on the love of God. You're either for it. Or you're against it.
