Messages from the First Methodist Church worship services in Tulsa, OK.

FMC Tulsa
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Messages from the First Methodist Church worship services in Tulsa, OK.
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August 2, 2026
Ananias the Obedient Servant
<p>Most of us will never be famous. We will not write books of the Bible or plant churches across continents. But the story of Ananias in Acts 9 reminds us that ordinary faithfulness changes the course of history. Before Ananias obeyed, he made himself available. When God called his name, he answered simply: "Yes, Lord, here I am." He did not know the assignment. He did not know the cost. He just said yes.</p><p><br></p><p>There would be no Apostle Paul without one ordinary disciple who showed up. God is still calling names today. The question is not whether he is calling. The question is whether we are available to hear him. Romans 5 tells us that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. That same grace that welcomed Saul is the grace that welcomes us. May we wake up each day and say, Lord, today I am available.</p>

July 26, 2026
Peter The Rock
<p>Have you ever felt disqualified from your calling? Like the wreckage of your failures was the final word? Peter did too.</p><p>In this Sunday's message, Minister Rebecca walked us through a tale of two fishing trips -- from Peter's first encounter with Jesus on the shore to his restoration after his greatest failure. Through shipwreck, gladness, and amazement, Peter became the rock Jesus always said he would be. Not through his own strength, but through Jesus' unyielding faithfulness.</p><p>Jesus came back to the beach. For Peter. And he is on the beach for you today.</p><p>No failure, denial, or defeat quenches his calling on your life. He is asking the same question he asked Peter in John 21 -- do you love me? Not what you thought following him would look like. Just him.</p>

July 19, 2026
David the Submitted
<p>Real leaders aren't made on the throne—they're made in the cave.</p><p>When David had the perfect chance to take down King Saul, everything in him screamed to act. His men urged him. Logic demanded it. But David asked a different question: "Why aren't you afraid to lift your hand to destroy the Lord's anointed?" This wasn't about self-control. This was about transformation.</p><p>Submission costs everything, but on the other side? Your life. Real freedom in Christ. Our King didn't seize a throne—He took up a cross. The question isn't whether you'll restrain yourself from going after your "Saul." It's whether you revere God enough to trust Him with your vindication.</p>
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