Athens Universal Life Church

Let your little light shine for Jesus (just as John the Baptist did), and you will be surprised at how much God can make out of your life.

Come bearing gifts to give to Jesus, whatever you have, great or small, and watch him use your gifts to change the world.

God has surrounds each one of us with angels bearing messages that we need to hear––messages that have the potential to bless our lives.

God is present and working to effect our salvation, even when life is ordinary––even when life is difficult.

We are often tempted to doubt Jesus, but he promises that we will become great in the kingdom of God if we remain faithful to him through the tough times.

Christ calls us to repent––to change direction––so that he might change our lives.

Jesus says that he is coming again, and warns us to be ready.

Our Thanksgiving Week Sermon

Though we might feel that we are going through life alone, when we listen to Jesus we will be orphans no longer.

Our Veteran's Day Sermon

In the story of Jesus and the synagogue leader, Jesus shows us how to REALLY honor God.

Jesus came to seek and to save that which was lost––and that's ME––and YOU.

"How can I get crowds to attend my services?" asked a young preacher of John Wesley. Replied Wesley, "Get on fire and people will come out to see you burn."

Jesus came to seek and to save those who are lost––and we are all lost––in need of the Good Shepherd––in need of saving.

A sermon based on Genesis 1:1-19

Christ models a very different kingship than we expected––a king whom we find on a cross rather than on a throne.

Jesus contrasts the person who reluctantly obeys God with the person who does not obey––and calls us to promiscuous obedience.

Jesus invites us to the win/win world of God's grace.

Jesus calls us to major in majors (obedience to God's commandments) rather than minors (obeying human laws and cultural norms).

Christ calls us to prepare for eternity by generosity to people in need and to focus less on being rich materially and more toward being rich toward God.