This past Sunday, we were reminded of a simple but powerful question from the Wesleyan tradition:  How is it with your soul?  It’s a very different question from the one we ask each other all the time: “How are you?”  Most of us know how to answer that one quickly.  “I’m good.”  “Busy, but good.”  “Doing fine.”  But “How is it with your soul?” asks us to slow down. It invites us to look beneath the surface and pay attention to what God is doing in our lives.

This past Sunday, we were reminded of a simple but powerful question from the Wesleyan tradition:  How is it with your soul?  It’s a very different question from the one we ask each other all the time: “How are you?”  Most of us know how to answer that one quickly.  “I’m good.”  “Busy, but good.”  “Doing fine.”  But “How is it with your soul?” asks us to slow down. It invites us to look beneath the surface and pay attention to what God is doing in our lives.

At Friendswood Methodist Church, we believe that the love of Jesus Christ is meant to be shared with everyone, everywhere, every day. As we continue to grow in faith and community, it's essential to reflect on how we can deepen our commitment to evangelism, discipleship, and mission.