This message explores the often-overlooked gift of myrrh and how it points directly to the cross. While Christmas is filled with joy, light, and celebration, myrrh carries a heavier meaning—one of suffering, sacrifice, and prophecy. Given at Jesus’ birth and present again at His burial, myrrh preached a silent sermon: this Child was born to suffer, serve, and save. From the manger to the cross, God placed the message of redemption in the cradle.

Through Scripture, we see Jesus revealed as the true Prophet who did not speak of suffering from a distance, but willingly walked into it. He chose humility, embraced the cost of obedience, and refused comfort so that salvation could be complete. Yet the story does not end in death—humility leads to exaltation, and the cross opens the doorway to glory. This sermon reminds us that real love always includes sacrifice, and that even in pain, God is present, purposeful, and redeeming.

This episode of Woven's Fall Series features a multi-generational panel of women from Piedmont Church discussing prayer. Panelists include Marissa Brown, Abigail Reighard-Fusco, Misty Patel, Rebecca Hodges, Libby Longacre and Lynda McLeroy.

We hope you enjoy this inspiring message on "Courageous Conversations" by Rebecca Hodges, based on Chapter 1 of the Book of Nehemiah. 

Rebecca grew up in North Carolina and days after getting married to her husband, Kris, nearly 18 years ago, she moved to the Atlanta area. She has been on staff with Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) for 21 years. Together, Kris and Rebecca have served with Cru at Kennesaw State for the past 15 years. They have five children; Piper (11), Colt and Case (twins-9) and Jasper and Jaxson (twins-7). When she is not wrangling wild monkeys, you can find her dancing in her kitchen and baking.

This episode features a message from Melanie Bufford on Queen Esther & Her God-Given Purpose. Get your notepads ready - Melanie gives great insight about the story of Esther, encouragement for us today and five practical lessons we can learn from Queen Esther. We hope you enjoy!

Dr. Diane Pearce Returns for our 3rd and final episode of our Winter Series.

In this episode we hear from Stacey Foster. Stacey is an Associate Professional Counselor at Tapestry Associates. After pursuing a career in business for almost two decades, she made the decision to get her Masters in Counseling, learning “how to be the helper while Christ is being the Healer”. She believes everyone’s story matters & her focus is to help others find what they need by understanding and owning their life story. 

In this first episode we hear from Dr. Diane Pearce. Diane is the a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, founder of Legacy Strategy counseling group, wife, mother and believer. She has dedicated her life to helping people through trying times & equipping people with tools necessary to leave a divinely appointed legacy.

Celebrate Easter at Piedmont Church!

Join us for a joyful and uplifting Easter service as we celebrate the hope and renewal found in the resurrection of Jesus. All are welcome for a time of worship, reflection, and community. Come as you are and experience the heart of Easter with us!

This episode of Woven's Fall Series features a multi-generational panel of women from Piedmont Church discussing prayer. Panelists include Marissa Brown, Abigail Reighard-Fusco, Misty Patel, Rebecca Hodges, Libby Longacre and Lynda McLeroy.

We hope you enjoy this inspiring message on "Courageous Conversations" by Rebecca Hodges, based on Chapter 1 of the Book of Nehemiah. 

Rebecca grew up in North Carolina and days after getting married to her husband, Kris, nearly 18 years ago, she moved to the Atlanta area. She has been on staff with Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) for 21 years. Together, Kris and Rebecca have served with Cru at Kennesaw State for the past 15 years. They have five children; Piper (11), Colt and Case (twins-9) and Jasper and Jaxson (twins-7). When she is not wrangling wild monkeys, you can find her dancing in her kitchen and baking.