Canton United Methodist Church

Sunday Message: Touch and Know that God is Good

Scripture: Psalm 18:1-6, 31-32

Series: Come to Your Senses

Pastor Clay brought our message series on the five senses today by talking about our sense of touch: how do we touch and know God's goodness? In Psalm 18 David says that the answer is by looking at something common and accessible: a rock. That's what God is like! What are the things you have touched in order to feel God's goodness?

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Cut for Time: and there was God!

We welcome Pastor Teresa Whetsel back to the podcast today to talk about Sunday's message about looking and seeing God's goodness. Where do you see God's goodness? 

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Sunday Message: Look and See that God is Good!

Scripture: Psalm 97:1-12

Series: Come to Your Senses

Today, we continued our message series about the five senses by looking at vivid pictures that scripture paints to talk about God's goodness. Pastor Clay focused mostly on seeing God's goodness in nature, but where else do you see it? 

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Cut for Time: What does your life smell like?

Eric and Pastor Clay discussed Sunday's message on the sense of smell. Pastor Clay had an idea for the sermon that got so cut for time it didn't even get written, which was all about what our lives smell like to God. Are you a scent pleasing or a stench? How do David's words help us live "the sweet life?"

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Sunday Message: A Scent Pleasing to God

Scripture: Psalm 141:1-10 

Series: Come to Your Senses

Our journey through the five senses continued today as we turned to the sense of smell. David in the wilderness prayed that his prayer would rise to God like an incense. Do we take our prayer lives and our lives in general this seriously? What does your prayer life smell like? 

 

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Cut for Time: Our Theology is a Sung Theology

In our latest episode of Cut for Time, Pastor Clay and Eric sat down to talk about Sunday's message devoted to listening and hearing God's goodness. They discuss what helps them hear God's goodness and how important music is not only in their lives but in our lives of faith.

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Sunday Message: Listen & Hear That God is Good

Scripture: Psalm 81:1-10 

Series: Come to Your Senses

Today in worship we continued our series on experiencing God through our five senses. We turn our attention to our sense of hearing and how we listen and hear for God's goodness. What have you heard that made an impact on your understanding of God?

 

Song: "Angus Dei" performed by One Way Up. Licensing for this recording is provided by CCLI #1418798.

Cut for Time: Tasty Meals & God's Goodness

Eric and Pastor Clay discuss their favorite meals, the ways they've experienced God's goodness through communion, and all that Pastor Clay had to cut from his sermon on Sunday. How have you experienced God's goodness?

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Intro/Outro Music: "Moving Forward" from FesliyanStudios

Sunday Message: Taste & See That God is Good

Scripture: Psalm 34:1-10 

Series: Come to Your Senses

Today, Pastor Clay started a new message series focused on experiencing God through our five senses. Each week as we worship, we will experience one of our senses and understand how God is present in the midst of all of it. What tastes bring back memories for you?

 

 

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Cut for Time: Jesus is Hyperbolic

Pastor Clay and Eric have a bit of a different conversation this week since neither of them preached on Sunday. Rather, they discuss their impressions and ideas from Pastor Tom Gilman's message from our Celebrate Canton Community Worship Service. How have you experienced unconditional love in your life?

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