An Unenviable View
Jesus shared a parable of a man whose crops had produced so abundantly, he had no place to store his crops. Therefore, he chose to tear down his barns and Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Rev. Jon McCoy’s Blog
Are We There Yet?
These words are often recalled during this time of the year as the persistent inquiries of impatient children. However, as I watched the coverage of the incidents in Charlottesville, Virginia, Continue Reading →
For Whom Do You Pray?
Who do you pray for most frequently? Family, friends, neighbors, colleagues? Those who don’t seem to love you as much as you love them? How often do you pray for your Continue Reading →
“Where Do You Pray?”
“Where Do You Pray?” is the title of the second sermon in the HUMC series on our September theme “Praying Together”. To help us prepare, share with me your answers to Continue Reading →
Christian Conferencing
By Rev. Dr. Jon McCoy Christian Conferencing is one of the phrases that will immediately spark delight in the eyes of “a good United Methodist.” Those deeply steeped in the Continue Reading →
A Response To The Orlando Massacre
“Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind.” (from “No Man is an Island” by John Donne) Dear HUMC Members and Friends, The words of John Donne Continue Reading →