Many of us know and strive toward the number one commandment to Love one another. At the same time, just as many if not all often fail to follow the commandment consistently.
This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie, closing in on his last Sunday message at UFW on May 19, will explore more deeply how we can successfully fall in Love with ourselves and others while remaining authentic and humble, all of which is the lesson to learn toward healing.
Join us this Sunday for a lasting experience that touches the hearts and minds in perfect harmony, accompagniedd by our wonderful music team and followed by the fellowship of likeminded. We all deserve it.
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Sermon Notes
Main Scripture
“I give you a new commandment, that you love one another.” —John 13:34
Supporting Scripture
“Then he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet and to wipe them with the towel that was tied around him.” —John 13:5
“One who has bathed does not need to wash, except for the feet, but is entirely clean.” —John 13:10
“I tell you, slaves are not greater than their master, nor are messengers greater than the one who sent them. If you know these things, you are blessed if you do them.” —John 13:16–17
“After he received the piece of bread, Satan entered into him. Jesus said to him, ‘Do quickly what you are going to do.’” —John 13:27
Metaphysics
“Represent the phase of the understanding that connects [our Divine Self] with the…manifest world and reveals the right relationship toward worldly conditions…”
—Charles Fillmore (Revealing Word)
Sermon Slides
Saying Goodbye Series
Many of us know and strive toward the number one commandment to Love one another. At the same time, just as many if not all often fail to follow the commandment consistently.
This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie, closing in on his last Sunday message at UFW on May 19, will explore more deeply how we can successfully fall in Love with ourselves and others while remaining authentic and humble, all of which is the lesson to learn toward healing.
Join us this Sunday for a lasting experience that touches the hearts and minds in perfect harmony, accompagniedd by our wonderful music team and followed by the fellowship of likeminded. We all deserve it.
Continuing on our healing journey over the next few weeks, Rev. Jean-Marie will expand on last week's talk about healing through Wholeness by establishing the ultimate goal of our healing journey: Peace.
Join us this Sunday for an exploration and exercise in true Peace unfolding throughout our healing journey while masterfully touched by our music team and fellowship after service.
Conventional wisdom dictates that external factors must somehow initiate and sustain healing. In contrast, some believe that applying one's inner Strength and Understanding of perfect Health and Wholeness is at the core of every healing journey.
This Sunday, Rev. Jean-Marie will dive into the topic of healing from a Wholeness perspective to initiate a future void of limiting residues for a community to embrace what is to come rather than be bound by its inhibiting past.
Join us this Sunday for a revealing insight into the inner workings of Spirit in support of our healing journey, sprinkled with the heart-felt songs performed by our music team, and followed by some exciting fellowship.
Saying goodbye is not always easy, especially when confronted with the uncertainty of how to navigate the unknown. During such times, we may lack the vision of allowing the possibility to ascend ourselves into new ways of Existence.
There is wisdom in allowing the process of saying goodbye to be one of multiple occurrences over time so that the healing and forgiveness can adequately precede the openness and curiosity of a new and thriving future.
Join us this Sunday as we commence the celebration of transitioning from one to the next and even brighter era of our community, accompanied by our wonderful music team, and followed by engaging fellowship.
On his last Sunday message, perfectly aligned with Pentecost Holiday, Rev. Jean-Marie will dive into the crucial time and meaning of the Holy Spirit descending on the disciples. What does this mean for us? And what can we learn from it as we continue heal from any hurt, pain, or suffering?
Join us this Sunday as we celebrate Rev. Jean-Marie's tenure at UFW while listening to some inspiring music and recognizing our love for this community in fellowship.