When We Mess Up | When in Romans | June 14, 2026

When We Mess Up | When in Romans | June 14, 2026

We’re starting our new summer worship series, When in Romans. The phrase “when in Rome” is a shortened version of the proverb “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. It means you should adapt to the customs, traditions, or behaviors of the people in the area you are visiting. In a playful turn of phrase, our summer series helps us adapt to the letter Paul wrote to the Romans. It’s considered his masterpiece. The key to Paul’s carefully formulated message is Romans 1:16 “I’m not ashamed of the gospel: it is God’s own power for salvation to all who have faith in God, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.”

Priests Arriving in Town | Built on Bedrock | June 7, 2026

Today we celebrate our high school graduates and hear Jesus’ words about two foundations in life. You either hear what Jesus says and you do it; or you ignore God’s ways and don’t actually practice Jesus’ words in your life.

Driving in St. Louis | Trinity Sunday | May 31, 2026

Today we celebrate Trinity Sunday, recognizing our One God in Three Persons: Father, Son, Holy Spirit. This is the only Sunday on the church calendar that is devoted to a doctrine or an article of faith. At the end of Matthew’s gospel, Jesus sends his disciples into the world to make new disciples of Jesus and baptize them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Thirsty? | Resurrection People | May 24, 2026

Today is the Day of Pentecost and the end of The Great 50 Days of Easter and our series, Resurrection People. During the Easter season we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, the Ascension of Jesus, and now the Coming of the Holy Spirit on all of Jesus’ followers. Here Jesus promises his disciples the gift of the Holy Spirit. Join us every Monday for Sunday's sermon from Pastor John Louk, of Waukee United Methodist Church in Waukee, Iowa. You'll find hope, biblical encouragement, and answers to topics that are relevant in your life. Find more at waukeechurch.life.

It's Not the End of the World | Resurrection People | May 17, 2026

We’re nearing the end of our series, Resurrection People. Next Sunday is Pentecost, one of our biggest celebrations in the church. Before we get to that Jesus prays for the disciples and the church. It’s called Jesus’ “high priestly prayer.” In it he also defines eternal life. Join us every Monday for Sunday's sermon from Pastor John Louk, of Waukee United Methodist Church in Waukee, Iowa. You'll find hope, biblical encouragement, and answers to topics that are relevant in your life. Find more at waukeechurch.life.