From The Pulpit of DUMC

Sermons and Scripture delivered from the Pulpit of Davidson United Methodist Church, Davidson, NC

From The Pulpit of DUMC is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 87. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #392

  #392: Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Coppedge-Henley | August 31, 2026

  Aug 31, 202622 min

  Sermon Take-Home Notes Grace isn't earned. God's love isn't a reward for good behavior. Stop keeping score. Comparing our goodness to someone else's failures only separates us from one another. Watch for anger and resentment. Being upset when someone else receives grace may reveal something in our own hearts. God comes looking for both sons. Whether our sin is obvious or hidden behind good behavior, God's grace meets us where we are. Choose relationship over transaction. We aren't God's employees trying to earn a reward. We are God's beloved children. Weekly Takeaway Stop keeping score. God's grace isn't something we earn. It's something we receive and extend to others.

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  Episode #391

  #391: Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Coppedge-Henley | August 23, 2026

  Aug 25, 202622 min

  Grace comes first. Jesus approaches the woman with grace before confronting her sin. No one is beyond God's reach. Our past does not disqualify us from God's love, forgiveness, or grace. Jesus crosses boundaries to reach people. The divisions we create do not limit whom Jesus welcomes. Grace leads to new life. Jesus offers living water, a new beginning rooted in relationship with God. Grace is meant to be shared. The woman at the well becomes a messenger, sharing what Jesus has done with her community. Bottom Line | Weekly Takeaway No one is beyond the grace of God. Receive it, live it, and share it.

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  Episode #390

  #390: Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Coppedge-Henley | August 16, 2026

  Aug 18, 202625 min

  Sermon Take-Home Notes Don't go alone. We were created to follow Jesus together. Don't leave anyone behind. Look around and notice who is missing, lonely, or disconnected. Hold on to hope. Our hope is grounded in God's faithfulness, not our circumstances. Provoke each other toward good. Encourage, challenge, and spur one another toward love and action. Keep gathering. Worship and Christian community shape who we are and help us keep going. Everybody has a purpose. The church needs everyone's gifts, participation, and presence. Bottom Line / Weekly Takeaway Hold on to hope, show up for one another, and leave nobody behind. Everybody all in.

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  Episode #389

  #389: Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Coppedge-Henley | August 9, 2026

  Aug 10, 202627 min

  God is present in the chaos. When life shakes around us, God has not left us. Bring your whole self to God. Faith does not require pretending. God can handle our questions, fears, anger, and joy. Look for God along the road. God often shows up through ordinary people who love, help, listen, and stay. Be still enough to notice. In the noise and uncertainty of life, make room to hear God’s voice and recognize God’s presence. We do not travel alone. When we struggle to see or trust God, the church can help carry our faith for us. Bottom Line When the road is uncertain and fear is real, God still shows up. Be still, pay attention, and remember: you do not travel alone.

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  Episode #388

  #388: Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Coppedge-Henley | August 2, 2026

  Aug 3, 202625 min

  Loving your neighbor is an action, not just a feeling. Compassion often begins where comfort ends. Don't let busyness keep you from seeing someone's need. Mercy reflects the heart of Jesus. The question isn't "Who is my neighbor?" but "How can I be a neighbor?" Bottom Line / Weekly Takeaway This week, look for one opportunity to stop, show compassion, and love someone the way Jesus loves you. Go and do likewise.

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