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September 28, 2022Explore what evangelism is and what it is not. Then consider the two primary ways we evangelize the gospel and what the Gospel writers have to say to us... continue reading -
September 21, 2022What do we mean when we say, "I believe...?" As Christian leaders, someone has likely asked, "What does it mean to believe in Jesus?” ... continue reading -
July 27, 2022Hope in the Ordinary: Do It Again! This week's ordinary moment focuses on a simple moment between a parent and child. You've likely experienced this... continue reading -
September 27, 2022Since Hurricane Maria in 2017, the people of Puerto Rico have been preparing for the next big storm. Each year on June 1 – the start of the Atlantic hurricane... continue reading -
September 27, 2022As Christians, we are people of God who are called to follow Jesus in making the world a better place. As United Methodists, we embrace our Wesleyan heritage and live into... continue reading -
September 27, 2022The 2022 All In Community Building Bridges Community Experience will take place October 12-13, either online or at one of five host sites across Ohio. Each year at the... continue reading -
September 27, 2022Every year, we observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15. We use this month to highlight and celebrate the vast contributions and positive... continue reading -
September 27, 2022West Ohio Laity gathered in-person at Bethel International United Methodist Church and virtually on Facebook Live for the 2022 Laity Session. The participants... continue reading -
September 27, 2022Are you looking for an opportunity to fight the root causes of injustice in the United States through deep engagement with a local community? Are you between the ages of 20-... continue reading -
September 27, 2022Thinking about leading a mission team in 2023? Now is the time to prepare! Join West Ohio for a virtual Volunteers in Mission (VIM) Team Leader Training on Saturday, November... continue reading -
September 27, 2022As people of faith, keeping “Sabbath” is essential to maintaining one’s relationship with God. For clergy to truly have a Sabbath, it is... continue reading -
September 14, 2022This fall, Bishop Palmer will travel throughout the conference. He encourages ALL United Methodists, laity and clergy, to gather at one of his “Committed, Connected,... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Bishop Palmer invites all clergy to attend one a series of informal conversations this fall. He will open with some words of encouragement but most of the time... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Multiply Minis are live, interactive trainings for ministry leaders to break out of the norm and hear fresh ideas. These Minis will encourage, inspire, and... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Evangelism happens in many contexts and settings; impacts and engages all generations; and calls for relationships with a variety of people. The Harry Denman Evangelism Award... continue reading
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9/28/2022Explore what evangelism is and what it is not. Then consider the two primary ways we evangelize the gospel and what the Gospel writers have to say to us... continue reading
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9/21/2022What do we mean when we say, "I believe...?" As Christian leaders, someone has likely asked, "What does it mean to believe in Jesus?” ... continue reading
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7/27/2022Hope in the Ordinary: Do It Again! This week's ordinary moment focuses on a simple moment between a parent and child. You've likely experienced this... continue reading
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3/14/2017Welcome to our Capitol Area Districts website! Bias Opinion John 8: Leadership and Words Have you ever tried to go 24 hours without... continue reading
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9/27/2022Since Hurricane Maria in 2017, the people of Puerto Rico have been preparing for the next big storm. Each year on June 1 – the start of the Atlantic hurricane... continue reading
Rev. Dr. Timothy L. Bias, Superintendent
Welcome to our Capitol Area Districts website!Bias Opinion
John 8: Leadership and Words
Have you ever tried to go 24 hours without saying something negative about another person? If you are like most people, you shrug off little “white” lies, slander, and gossip as “only words.” Words that are not meant to hurt or belittle anyone, become hurtful and harmful when not taken seriously.