What Do I Do With Other Religions? - Sermon Transcript

Good morning, friends.

It's good to see you all.

Welcome once again.

For those who do not know me, my name is Mitchell.

I'm the senior minister here, and it's a great joy to be with you this morning.

And if you are a first-time guest, seriously, we're glad you're here.

We hope you come back and worship with us again in the future.

And you're catching us right at the end of a worship series we've been calling Facts, Frequently Asked Questions.

 Not more facts, just facts.

And you know, we solicited questions that you all had last time we did this, and I told you all we got like 90.

But I'm recognizing that

 you know, the curious mind may have new questions or different questions than what was originally submitted.

And so, while this is the end of the series, I anticipate it coming back again because it's so well loved by many of you.

If you have a question you want me to answer, I can't promise that I'll answer it from the pulpit, but I will at least try to respond to your email.

 Send me an email with your question, mboone at fumcdallas.org.

I'd love to read whatever questions are burning within you.

And the whole point of this series is really to wrestle with the real honest questions, not the sort of questions we're supposed to ask, but the real ones.

The ones that are often asked quietly over cups of coffee or in the halls or in emails.

 The ones that come up at dinner tables or on long drives in the quiet moments when not a whole lot of folks are listening.

And to take those questions and to try to answer them faithfully.

And today is obviously the last one.

And I want to say before we start that I think