Why the Local Church?

Why the Local Church?

The local church is the movement of a global community of faith, charged with communicating and continuing the ministry and the message of Jesus the Christ. There is no institution in the world that serves people like the local church. Not one institution gives people a road map for the love, character and nature of God, like the local Church. This week Derek is helping us answer the question, Why the Local Church? To learn more about Roswell United Methodist Church, access additional resources, and stay connected throughout the week, visit rumc.com [https://rumc.com/]. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @RoswellUMC for the latest sermons, ministry updates, and upcoming events.

It Will Get Better

In this week's sermon, we experience Jesus with the woman at the well. Her life is in shambles and the last thing she needs is to hear religious platitudes. In her moment with Jesus, she is seen, "Everything I have ever done!", and embraced. This week, Reverend Porter will walk us into this beautiful encounter and help us understand how it shows us that as disciples of Jesus, we can always be people who are rooted in, "It will get better". To learn more about Roswell United Methodist Church, access additional resources, and stay connected throughout the week, visit rumc.com [https://rumc.com/]. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @RoswellUMC for the latest sermons, ministry updates, and upcoming events.

The Struggle is Real

Rev. Jarrett Wallace preaches from Romans 7:15-25a. To learn more about Roswell United Methodist Church, access additional resources, and stay connected throughout the week, visit rumc.com [https://rumc.com/]. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @RoswellUMC for the latest sermons, ministry updates, and upcoming events.

The Heart God Sees And The Wisdom God Gives

As we continue to live in this space of transition in our pastoral leadership Associate Pastor Dr. Jeff Ross looks at the transition from David to Solomon. Both were gifted leaders but gifted in different ways. Their personalities and character were a big part of what made them who they are. Those are intangibles that God used to shape and frame their ministries. They served different times with different needs in Israel's history. To learn more about Roswell United Methodist Church, access additional resources, and stay connected throughout the week, visit rumc.com [https://rumc.com]. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @RoswellUMC for the latest sermons, ministry updates, and upcoming events.

The Hero Of The Story Is God

As our church navigates a pastoral transition, Associate Pastor Dr. Jeff Ross reflects on the biblical transition from Moses to Joshua. Though both were faithful leaders, God worked through each of them in unique ways. Rather than comparing leaders, this message encourages us to celebrate how the Holy Spirit guides God's people through different seasons. Ultimately, the mission of the church is not centered on any one personality, pastor, or leader, but on lifting up Jesus Christ and calling people to become His disciples. To learn more about Roswell United Methodist Church, access additional resources, and stay connected throughout the week, visit rumc.com [https://rumc.com/]. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @RoswellUMC for the latest sermons, ministry updates, and upcoming events.