The Indian Run UMC Sermon Podcast is all about growing love so more people know and follow the way of Jesus. We believe following Jesus is about more than Sunday and more than “church” as we traditionally think about it. It’s about real stories, practical faith, and hope for daily living. Our messages are rooted in our core values of authenticity, adventurous faith, being safe for all, putting our beliefs into action, and building relational community. Each week you’ll hear messages that inspire, challenge, and encourage you to live a life of faith through love every day—not just on Sunday.
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The Indian Run UMC Sermon Podcast is all about growing love so more people know and follow the way of Jesus. We believe following Jesus is about more than Sunday and more than “church” as we traditionally think about it. It’s about real stories, practical faith, and hope for daily living. Our messages are rooted in our core values of authenticity, adventurous faith, being safe for all, putting our beliefs into action, and building relational community. Each week you’ll hear messages that inspire, challenge, and encourage you to live a life of faith through love every day—not just on Sunday.
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July 19, 2026
Malchus | Luke 22:47-53
<p>In the "Seen - Noticing the People We Overlook" sermon series, we will be looking at the people who we don't tend to notice in the Bible. Tucked around the edges of the big stories are dozens of people other than the big names, like Moses, David, Mary, or Paul - People who get one sentence or a brief mention. Some are named, others are nameless, but when we slow down and look at them, something remarkable happens. We find that these overlooked figures often reveal something essential about God, about Faith, or even about what it means to follow Jesus. Today we look at Malchus. Malchus is man who gets one sentence in the bible. He is attacked by Peter, if by accident, is healed by Jesus, and is never heard from again. Compared to the others that we have looked at in this sermon series, Malchus stands as a anomaly. Epaphras, The Friends, The Leapers; They all had agency, they had the choice to have faith in Jesus. Malchus doesn't choose anything, he does not choose to be there, he doesn't express faith in Jesus, he doesn't ask to be healed. He just exists. Jesus still sees him, sees the people who don't get the choice to reach out. If Jesus can choose to reach out and heal the servant of the very men who want to kill him, he can reach out to you as well. </p>
July 12, 2026
The Nine Who Didn't Come Back | Luke 17:11-19
<p>In the "Seen - Noticing the People We Overlook" sermon series, we will be looking at the people who we don't tend to notice in the Bible. Tucked around the edges of the big stories are dozens of people other than the big names, like Moses, David, Mary, or Paul - People who get one sentence or a brief mention. Some are named, others are nameless, but when we slow down and look at them, something remarkable happens. We find that these overlooked figures often reveal something essential about God, about Faith, or even about what it means to follow Jesus. Today we look at The Nine Who Didn't Come Back. Jesus healed Ten men, but only One returned to thank Jesus and to praise God. However the Nine men are not the villains of this story. They had enough faith in Jesus to obey His commands. But the Nine men had too much momentum, they wanted to greet their families, return home, go to synagogue, reclaim all they had lost. But because they kept getting stuck on the next thing, they never took the time to be grateful for what they had received. It's easy to do that in the modern day as well, the 100th paycheck doesn't feel as satisfying as the 1st, the first night the baby gets good sleep is forgotten after a few years. It's important to take the time to remember, to take the time to express gratitude for acts long past, to be one with your relationship with God.</p>
July 5, 2026
The Missing Guests | Luke 14:12-24
<p>In the "Seen - Noticing the People We Overlook" sermon series, we will be looking at the people who we don't tend to notice in the Bible. Tucked around the edges of the big stories are dozens of people other than the big names, like Moses, David, Mary, or Paul - People who get one sentence or a brief mention. Some are named, others are nameless, but when we slow down and look at them, something remarkable happens. We find that these overlooked figures often reveal something essential about God, about Faith, or even about what it means to follow Jesus. Today we look at The Missing Guests. Jesus is at a dinner party and is speaking to the Pharisee who invited him. He knows the Pharisee invited only the people with standing to his dinner party - family, friends, people with means, because he knows they could invite him to parties of the same kind and repay him. He speaks to the idea that you should invite those without standing - the poor, the blind, the disabled, because they cannot repay you, and instead you will be repaid in heaven. </p>
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