Scripture and sermon start at 30:00
For many of us, faith began as something deeply personal, a relationship, a conversation, a quiet trust between us and God. That personal dimension is real and beautiful, and Scripture honors it. But the Gospel has always held this together with something more: a faith lived out in community, where we grow together, serve together, and carry one another along the way. John Wesley called this the union of personal piety and social holiness, two halves of one whole. This week we’ll explore the richness of a faith that is both deeply personal and wonderfully shared.
