We’re kicking off a brand-new series with Pastor Emily, Relationslips, with the biggest “oops” moment in human history — Adam and Eve in the garden.

This week we unpack Genesis 3:1–13, where temptation, doubt, and blame enter the story — and change every relationship forever. But even in the first slip, we see God’s heart to pursue and restore.

How do we catch the lies early?
What do we do when trust breaks?
And how can we step back toward God after we’ve messed up?

Because here’s the truth: slipping isn’t the end of the story.

It’s a double celebration! This week marks our 10th episode of Sundays on Mondays AND it is Jobie’s birthday!

Join us as they dive into one of the most powerful teachings of Jesus from Mark 12:28–34 — where He reminds us what matters most: Love God. Love people. Period.

Whether you've been with us from the start or just tuning in, this is the perfect episode to celebrate, reflect, and reset your heart for the week.

There are 10 episodes, 1 commandment and Unlimited grace.

Are you loving first?

#LoveThe321 #SundaysOnMondays

This week we unpack Pastor Emily’s powerful message from 1 Samuel 3:1-19. We explore what it really means to be called by God, how to recognize His voice in the noise of everyday life, and what it takes to respond like Samuel: “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.”

Whether you’re waiting for direction, wondering if God still speaks, or simply trying to hear Him more clearly — this conversation is for you.

You are called. He knows your name.
The question is: are you listening?

In this episode, we explore the timeless wisdom of Ecclesiastes 3:1–11 and the powerful truth that there is a season for everything under heaven. From planting to uprooting, mourning to dancing, every moment in life has purpose and meaning. We reflect on how we can embrace the season you're in, trust God's timing, and find peace in change—even when it's hard.

We also take a look at how this Scripture inspired the iconic song Turn! Turn! Turn! by The Byrds, and why its message still resonates today. Whether you're in a season of growth or one of waiting, this episode will encourage you to lean into God's rhythm and find beauty in every phase of life.

Grab a cup of coffee, relax and lets dive in!

After four years of faithful service, leadership and love at First UMC Port St. John, Pastor Chris Tabone is stepping into a new chapter and we are sending him off with gratitude and hope.

In this special two part episode series, we sit down with PC for a candid and heartfelt conversation about his time with us at First UMC.

Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and enjoy the conversation.

After four years of faithful service, leadership and love at First UMC Port St. John, Pastor Chris Tabone is stepping into a new chapter and we are sending him off with gratitude and hope.

In this special two part episode series, we sit down with PC for a candid and heartfelt conversation about his time with us at First UMC.

Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and enjoy the conversation.

We dig into one of Jesus’ most provocative parables — the Workers in the Vineyard. Why do all the workers get paid the same, no matter how long they worked? What does this say about God’s sense of justice, our tendency to compare, and the radical generosity of grace?

Join us as we break down the story, wrestle with questions of fairness, and uncover what this parable reveals about the heart of God. Whether you feel like you’ve been showing up early and working hard, or you’ve just arrived and are still figuring it out — this message is for you.

Tune in, and remember - in God’s vineyard, the invitation itself is the reward.

In this episode we unpack the Parable of the Sower and explore what kind of “soil” our hearts really are. Are we open and ready for God’s Word, or are we distracted, shallow, or overgrown with worry?

Tune in for real talk, relatable reflection, and a simple challenge to help you grow deeper this week.

Plus - reminder that Vacation Bible School (VBS) is right around the corner and you can help out.

So, grab your coffee, take a breath, and let’s lean in together.