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Prone to Wander

Mary Brown

The blog version of the sermons of a United Methodist pastor serving the amazing people of Central UMC in Asheville, NC.

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One Choir, Four Parts

1 Corinthians 12:12-27

By a show of hands: have you ever been here when I accidentally left my mic on during a hymn?

Then you know exactly why I’m not in the choir.

That’s not to say I don’t like to sing. I’m a believer in John Wesley’s...

12 days ago

God’s House: All the Way Home

John 14:1-14 | God’s House: Break Down the Walls

Friends, we’re near the end of our house tour.

For a month we’ve been studying John Wesley’s analogy of a house. Wesley was the Church of England priest who started our Methodist movement....

19 days ago

God’s House: You’ve Got Roommates!

Matthew 7:24-27

Do you know why I picked today’s Scripture? Because it’s about a house! We’ve been exploring John Wesley’s analogy of a house for about a month now – long enough that we’ve made it all the way to the door. We’re ready to go...

a month ago

God’s House: The Door

Romans 3:21-32 | God’s House: Justification

This month we’re taking a tour of God’s house.

We’re doing this in the spirit of John Wesley, the founder of our Methodist movement. In a letter from 1746 Wesley used the metaphor of a house to...

a month ago

God’s Front Porch

Revelation 3:14-22

Welcome to God’s house!

I mean – I guess that’s true anytime you come here… but especially this month, when we’re exploring John Wesley’s metaphor of a house to explore the different aspects of God’s grace.

That’s why...

a month ago

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