West Michigan United Methodist Men

                                     

Welcome to the West Michigan Confrence United Methodist Men's Website

If your church has a men's group we would like to hear from you and what your group is doing with your church and comunity, or if you have a project that you need help with or information about contact us at Editor@wmummen.org and we will put it on the web page. We would like also to compile a list of men's groups and a contact person so others in your comunity can contact your group.

Your Brother in Christ

John Huizing

Contacts

West Michigan Confrence United Methodist Men President@wmummen.org

General Commission on United Methodist Men
P.O. Box 340006, Nashville, TN  37203-0006
(615) 340-7145 or (866) 297-4312  FAX (615) 340-1770

  

Dear Brothers in Christ,

            If you are a member of a UMC, you are a UMMan. Thank you! Did you know that you are a part of the largest organized group of Christian men on the planet? There is no group of individuals that has a greater Christian impact on humanity than us! Scary, isn’t it? We are responsible for leading/bringing to church over 90% of the families that attend. We feed more hungry people, answer more calls for prayer, flip more pancakes, nail more shingles, mow more grass, etc….in Christ’s name, than any other existing “organization”. You are awesome! Thank you. 

           


   “I prayed for faith and thought that some day it would come down and strike me like lightning. But faith didn’t seem to come. One day I read in Romans that “faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God.” I had up to this time, closed my Bible and prayed for faith. Now I opened my Bible and began to study and faith has been growing ever since.”

-- D.L. Moody


 

Creating a Devotional Time

Are you just starting (or restarting) a devotional life? Get some tips on beginning and maintaining your daily connection with God in "How to Have a Daily Devotional Time" by Mary Lou


    The Italian Patriot, Giuseppe Garibaldi, had an incredibly committed volunteer army. He would appeal for recruits in these terms:

“I offer neither pay, nor quarters, nor provisions; I offer hunger, thirst, forced marches, battles and death. Let him who loves his country with his heart and not with his lips only, follow me!”

      Jesus invites you to discipleship. But He lets you know up front that it is a commitment that will cost you something. It’s not going to be easy. To paraphrase Garibaldi, “Let him who loves the Lord with his heart and not with his lips only, be Jesus’ disciple!”                 Via: Sermon Central

IF

     Whenever our Lord talked about discipleship, He always prefaced it with an IF, never with an emphatic assertion "You must." Discipleship carries an option with it.


SOURCE: Oswald Chambers
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Without Discipleship

Christianity without discipleship is always
Christianity without Christ.

SOURCE: Dietrich Bonhoeffer



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