Versailles UMC - Church Beyond Sunday

Can These Bones Live? | Ezekiel 37:1–14

John Mark Boes, our guest speaker from Kentucky United Methodist Homes, challenges many with one powerful question from Ezekiel 37: “Mortal, can these bones live?” In this powerful message from Ezekiel 37, we are reminded that God specializes in bringing life to places that feel hopeless, broken, and forgotten. Even in a valley filled with dry bones, God saw the possibility of restoration. This message speaks hope not only to weary hearts and struggling faith, but also to those who feel abandoned, overlooked, or alone — including children and young people who may feel like they have no hope left. God still sees them. God still loves them. And God is still able to breathe life into what feels dead. No situation is too far gone for God’s Spirit to move. Join us as we reflect on restoration, renewed hope, and the promise that God is not finished yet. #LoveLikeJesus

When It Hurts Too Much to Pray

Romans 8:26–28 | Psalm 34:18 There are moments when the pain is too deep, the emotions are too heavy, and even prayer feels impossible. In this message, we’re reminded that God does not abandon us in silence or brokenness. Romans 8 tells us the Spirit intercedes when we don’t have the words, and Psalm 34 reminds us that the Lord is close to the brokenhearted. God meets us in the silence. God stays close in the breaking. Even when it hurts too much to pray… God is still near. https://www.versaillesumc.org [https://www.versaillesumc.org]https://www.youtube.com/@versaillesumchttps://www.facebook.com/versaillesumc #StillLoved #Romans826 #Psalm3418 #ChristianSermon #Prayer #FaithInHardTimes #HopeInJesus #BibleTeaching #Worship #VersaillesUMC

We’re Just Getting Started

What if what feels like the end… is actually where God is just getting started? In this message, we explore the truth that God is not finished with us. The work He has begun continues to grow, shape, and call us forward. The early church didn’t grow by accident—they showed up fully, lived in community, and trusted God with what came next. This sermon challenges us to move beyond watching faith and begin living it. The church isn’t in decline—it’s in development. And the next chapter starts with us. Scripture:Philippians 1:6; Acts 2:42–47 Versailles United Methodist Church (VUMC)Versailles, Kentucky #ThisIsJustTheBeginning #WereJustGettingStarted #FaithInAction #LoveLikeJesus

This Is Just the Beginning: The Power of a Planted Life

What does it mean to truly be planted? In this message, we’re invited to move beyond a surface-level faith and into something deeper—rooted, grounded, and growing in Christ. A planted life isn’t rushed or temporary. It’s steady, intentional, and connected to the source of life. Jesus reminds us that apart from Him, we can do nothing. But when we remain in Him, our lives begin to bear fruit—real, lasting fruit. So the question we wrestle with is simple, but powerful: Are we planted… or just passing through? Let this message challenge you to dig deeper, stay rooted, and trust the process of growth. 📖 Psalm 92:12–15 📖 John 15:4–5 If this message speaks to you, share it with someone who needs encouragement today.

From Attenders to Builders

What if the Church isn’t something you attend… but something you’re called to build? In “This Is Just the Beginning: From Attenders to Builders,” we explore how God never intended for His people to sit on the sidelines. Through Nehemiah 2:17–18 and Ephesians 4:11–13, we’re reminded that the Church is built when people step into their calling—serving, growing, and working together as the body of Christ. You weren’t saved to sit. You were saved to build. This isn’t just about showing up. It’s about stepping in. This isn’t the finish line. This is just the beginning.