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Send us Fan Mail In Jonah, we see a God who is gracious, compassionate, and committed to changing hearts, including our own. Pastor Ashley reminds us that sometimes the people who frustrate us most are the very people God is calling us to see differently. Like Jonah and the missionary who learned to “put on love,” we are invited to pause, pray, and let God shape our response. God’s grace and mercy are not limited to the people we think deserve them. They are offered to everyone. When we ident...
Send us Fan Mail We all come to crossroads in life. Sometimes they are big and difficult, and other times they are quieter moments when we simply wonder, “What’s next?” Drawing from Jeremiah 6:16, Lori Bakewell reminds us that we don’t have to rush into the next decision. Instead, we can pause, be still, pray, and ask God to show us the good way. Listening for God’s direction may take patience, reflection, Scripture, or the wisdom of someone we trust. The path may not always be easy, but we n...
Send us Fan Mail What does it mean to truly “speak life” to the people around us? As Pastor Ashley closes the series, she reminds us that following Jesus is about more than being right. It is about how we love, forgive, listen, and care for one another. Matthew 18 invites us to seek those who feel lost, care for those who are vulnerable, and have the courage to work toward reconciliation when relationships are broken. Sometimes that means having a difficult conversation. Sometimes it means ta...
Send us Fan Mail Lindsay Bennington reflects on her journey from simply attending church to discovering what it truly means to feel at home in a church family. After growing up Catholic and later finding a welcoming Methodist congregation, Lindsay eventually realized that attending Warrenton United Methodist Church wasn’t enough. Through Bible study, volunteering, worship, service, and meaningful relationships, she found a deeper sense of connection and belonging. Lindsay also shares honestly...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley invites us to grow gratitude by surrendering our need for control and trusting God’s authority. Drawing from James 4, she reminds us that life is fragile and unpredictable, like a mist that quickly disappears. While planning is valuable, we must recognize that our time, abilities, opportunities, and future belong to God. Using the image of handing Jesus the keys to our car, Pastor Ashley challenges us to let Jesus direct our lives, including our words and action...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley’s sermon calls us to confront bitterness before it shapes our words and relationships. Envy, wounded pride, and the desire to feel right can feed resentment, but God’s wisdom offers another way: humility, gentleness, mercy, and peace. Using Moses’ quiet response to criticism and Tim Brown’s choice to help someone who had hurt him, she shows that strength is not retaliation. It is self-control. We are invited to notice where bitterness lives in us, pray for the p...
Send us Fan Mail In week two of the “Speak Life” series, Pastor Ashley explores the power of our words, focusing on the harm caused by gossip, rumors, and hearsay. Drawing from Scripture and the story of “Mildred,” she reminds us that seemingly harmless observations can spread like wildfire, damaging relationships, reputations, families, and communities. Pastor Ashley identifies three motivations behind gossip: envy, ego, and a desire for ease or affirmation. She challenges us to pause before...
Send us Fan Mail In the first message of the Speak Life series, Pastor Ashley reminds us that our words carry far more power than we often realize. Drawing from James 3, she invites us to consider how the words we speak reveal the condition of our hearts. While criticism and careless speech can damage relationships and diminish others, words shaped by God’s wisdom can bring hope, encouragement, and healing. Pastor Ashley challenges us to pause before we speak, allowing our words to be guided ...
Weekly sermons from the pastor at Warrenton United Methodist Church, Warrenton VA
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