Welcome to Youngsville Free Methodist Church

Here’s a wonderful thought, everyone who belongs to Jesus will one day be given a new body that will endure forever in a perfect place called heaven.  And now, the rest of the story…

We’ve all been there: we see the challenge before us and we think….”there’s no way this is ever going to happen”.   Just remember this….

Before you can share with others, you must know yourself.   Here’s what John knew, and what we should experience before we share.

Only one chapter long, Jude isn’t short on content.   He answers some questions here that you have been wondering about for years.

Who doesn’t need the occasional stimulation to wholesome thinking, combined with a word of encouragement?  Okay Pete, let’s hear it!

Peter ends chapter 1 reminding us to listen to the prophets, because they spoke as God gave them inspiration.   In this chapter he tells us to be careful of listening to the wrong prophet.   Apparently there are some fake prophets out there.  Here’s how to spot them:

We don’t have this option, but what if we could choose not to grow up?  How long would it take for our parents to become fed up with that idea?

How should a disciple behave when he/she realizes that the world is spiraling out of control around them?   Here’s what Paul says in a few short, helpful bullet points.

Paul’s description of the last days sounds like people have lost control.  He says “they will consider nothing sacred”….oh, you mean like police officers, government, the electoral process, different races, the unborn, gender or God himself?   Seriously, I can’t imagine that our culture is much different from pagan Roman culture at this point.

Paul tells Timothy to teach basic truths, and to “think about what he has said”.  Okay, Paul.   Here’s what I am thinking about what you said: