Why This Church? | Rev. Adam Hamilton | Church of the Resurrection
- Preacher
- Adam Hamilton
- Tradition
- United Methodist
- Published
- Length
- 42:47
About this sermon
In the summer of 1990, Pastor Adam wrestled with three essential questions: Why do people need Jesus? Why do they need a church? And why do they need this particular church? Over the past two weeks, we’ve explored the first two questions and found that people still need Jesus and the community a church provides. Today, in the final part of this series, we ask: Why This Church? Pastor Adam takes us on a journey into the unique mission of the United Methodist Church, rooted in John Wesley’s enduring vision: 1. Avoid harm and do no evil. 2. Do all the good you can, wherever and whenever you can. 3. Stay in love with God through worship, prayer, and service. This sermon will help you: - Understand why the United Methodist Church emphasizes both intellect and heart, creating a space to ask questions, grow spiritually, and deepen your faith. - Learn how Methodism lives out Christ’s teachings by feeding the hungry, caring for the vulnerable, and bringing hope to communities worldwide. - Discover how you can be part of building God’s kingdom by committing to acts of kindness, justice, and love. - Being part of this church means more than attending services; it’s about embracing a faith that transforms lives—yours included—and serving a mission that changes the world. Are you ready to take the next step in your faith journey? Watch now and find your place in this life-changing mission! Visit our website: https://resurrection.church/ Connect with us on social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weareresurrection Twitter: https://x.com/umcresurrection Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resurrectionumc/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ChurchoftheResurrection Learn more from us at https://cor.org/next #ChurchofTheResurrection #UnitedMethodist #WhyThisChurch
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