Sermons & Podcasts

In a world that can feel divided and exhausting, this letter offers a vision of joyful partnership, mutual care, and resilient hope. It reminds us that we are all equal partners in God’s work, that we are always growing and becoming, that humility is the heartbeat of healthy community, and that contentment is possible—even in difficult seasons—because of God’s sustaining presence.

At Arapaho UMC, we believe faith is not something we inherit and protect, but something we live, wrestle with, and grow into. This summer, our worship series Influencers: Voices That Shaped Our Journeys invites us to listen to the theologians, poets, activists, and prophets who have helped many of us reconstruct faith after seasons of doubt, disillusionment, or change.

It might seem strange at first but why would a church talk openly about the baggage that sometimes comes with belief? Isn’t church supposed to be the place where belief is celebrated, where doubt is hushed, and where the answers are already settled?