Rev. Tom Berlin's Easter sermon examines how the Resurrection of Jesus changed the world forever. The event of the Resurrection spurred Jesus's message of servanthood and humility across the ancient world in ways that affect us to this day.

This week, Rev. Tom Berlin continues the sermon series with, "The Decision to Persevere". Jesus offers to anyone who is weary, who is feeling parched and dry, forgiveness and new life.

Today, Rev. Tom Berlin talks about another decision you have to make if you want to discern the will of God for your life, "The Decision to Respond".

The premise of this sermon is "The Decision to Mature". Rev. Tom offers us this advice, "If you want to hear God's calling and a decision to mature, you have to invite Christ into your life".

Rev. Barbara Miner brings the second sermon from the sermon series, " 6 Decisions". In this sermon, she shares how to make the decision of "New Life". She encourages us seek God, and pay attention to the times you feel nudged or prodded.

This is the first sermon of the sermon series Six Decisions that will Change Your Life. Rev. Tom Berlin shares several stories and uses scripture to help you make the decision to follow.

Rev. Tom Berlin delivers the Christmas Eve sermon at Floris UMC. Merry Christmas, everyone.

Rev. Tom Berlin leads a frank and honest discussion on the events surrounding the Newtown tragedy. In this sermon Tom examines the subjects of violence in the media, mental health care, and gun control. In this season of Advent, Christ's message of Fear Not, is essential when we address difficult issues.

Our Director of Traditional Music Yoon Nam conducts the Floris Combined Choirs and Orchestra in the annual Christmas cantata Heaven's Child by Pepper Choplin.

Rev. Barbara Miner delivers a message of hope. She expresses that people are hungry for renewal and reminds us that Jesus was God himself taking on the clothing of humanity. There is only one hope, and it is God in Christ.

Jesus summed up the goal of our faith nicely when he prayed that God's will would be done on earth as it was in heaven. Imagine if your relationship with God was that tangible and accessible. That would be life changing and your life would be more likely to be world changing. Such a deep love of God arises out of our personal holiness.

Jesus summed up the goal of our faith nicely when he prayed that God's will would be done on earth as it was in heaven. Imagine if your relationship with God was that tangible and accessible. That would be life changing and your life would be more likely to be world changing. Such a deep love of God arises out of our personal holiness.

Jesus summed up the goal of our faith nicely when he prayed that God's will would be done on earth as it was in heaven. Imagine if your relationship with God was that tangible and accessible. That would be life changing and your life would be more likely to be world changing. Such a deep love of God arises out of our personal holiness.

Jesus summed up the goal of our faith nicely when he prayed that God's will would be done on earth as it was in heaven. Imagine if your relationship with God was that tangible and accessible. That would be life changing and your life would be more likely to be world changing. Such a deep love of God arises out of our personal holiness.

Jesus summed up the goal of our faith nicely when he prayed that God's will would be done on earth as it was in heaven. Imagine if your relationship with God was that tangible and accessible. That would be life changing and your life would be more likely to be world changing. Such a deep love of God arises out of our personal holiness.

Jesus summed up the goal of our faith nicely when he prayed that God's will would be done on earth as it was in heaven. Imagine if your relationship with God was that tangible and accessible. That would be life changing and your life would be more likely to be world changing. Such a deep love of God arises out of our personal holiness.