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HPUMC to start Uptown Church at House of Blues
Over the past couple of decades, HPUMC has grown exponentially, added multiple styles of worship, and developed an even bigger presence in Dallas by planting new campuses, most recently Munger Place Church, Church at the Square, and The Grove...
Ash Wednesday: Learning to see the light again
Lent teaches us to see the light again—for only in complete darkness can we refocus on what we knew really mattered in the first place.
What does Ash Wednesday mean for us?
Most know it’s the first day of Lent and that it’s customary to give up something for the forty days of Lent, but why do we do it?
Going to Israel changed everything
The entire trip was filled with smells, sounds, sights, and tastes that I won’t soon forget. I notice things.
When I got serious about spending time with God, it changed my life
When I’m reading Scripture and digging around for the wisdom behind what I am reading, the moment I receive “inspiration” — the “aha moment” of clarity — I stop and listen. I let my mind wonder and unpack that thought and go deeper to how it...
Submission, slaves, and spiritual warfare
Don’t miss the power and beauty and mystery of what Paul is saying. Soak it in. Linger on the questions. Let it make you uncomfortable — and ask that God would guide you as you read.
Reading the Bible with your kids doesn’t have to be weird or scary
Encouraged by Bibles and Biscuits, a morning devotional time held each week for middle school students and their parents, Cheryl and her son chose to read and discuss the Bible passages together.
Israel: where Jesus became real
We felt what it was like when the disciples saw Jesus standing on the shore after his resurrection and their fishing nets were suddenly full.
Finding weekly renewal through Journey
The other caretakers and I arrive at the church and wait for our spouses. At first, we didn’t talk much. Now, many of us get there a little bit early in order to visit with each other.