The Woodlands Methodist Church: Loft Living Room

In this episode of the Loft Living Room Podcast, Rob, Daniel, and Luann talk about the social phenomenon of fame. They discuss the modern cultural drive to become famous, the Bible’s response to fame, and even share their own 15 minutes of fame stories.

In this episode of the Loft Living Room Podcast, Daniel Lumpee interviews Methodist pastors Walter Fenton, Tom Lambrecht and Rob Renfroe about the future of the Methodist Church. Instead of rehashing the decades-long debates, they focus on the hope we can have for the future.

If you’re feeling uncertain about the future of our church, we know this episode will inspire and encourage you.

In this episode, Rob and Daniel discuss the formation, reliability, and nature of the Bible. They talk about what it means to trust the Bible, how it was formed, and sources outside the Bible that attest to its trustworthiness. If you have ever doubted or been skeptical about the Bible, you’ll love the second part of this series on The Good Book.

In this episode of the Loft Living Room Podcast, Rob and Daniel sit down to discuss the most influential book in history, the Bible. They discuss its composition, purpose, and talk through practical tips on how to faithfully engage the Scriptures. Whether you’re brand new to the Bible, a lifelong student of God’s Word, or even if you’re skeptical of the Bible, we know you’ll enjoy the first episode in this two-part series on the Good Book.

In this podcast episode, Rob, Daniel and Luann talk about loud eaters, conflict avoiders and slow walkers – the people they find most difficult. They dive deeper into our Difficult People sermon series and discuss which types of people are personally the most difficult to love, and what they have learned about themselves. Want to laugh, think and learn? This episode is for you!

Rob, Daniel, and Luann asked 5 people closest to them to answer the question - what makes us difficult? They got some tough answers. Want an honest inside look into their lives? This episode is for you. Listen in as they share the anonymous and honest survey results identifying what makes them challenging, what triggers them, and how they can grow.

Guest speakers: Scott Peacock and Tony O'Brien |

In this episode, the Loft team discusses the difficult reality that many of us face as followers of Jesus. There is some area of our life where no matter how hard we try or how much we pray. We just keep blowing it. In this episode, Scott Peacock, a counselor and therapist who is also a licensed chemical dependency counselor and certified clinical sex addiction, is joined by Tony O'Brien, who leads a ministry for men who struggle with pornography and sex addiction to share their stories, wisdom, and experience to help us break from the patterns of sin that keep us in the shadows.

Guest: Dr. Steve Parham |

In this episode, we discuss perhaps one of the darkest shadows many of us struggle with, depression. Rob is joined by Luann and Daniel along with Dr. Steve Parham, Psychologist, Founder, and Executive Director of Woodlands Family Institute. Steve has great insight and expertise into how to recognize signs of depression, treatment options available, and how best to fight for recovery.

Guests: Mark Sorensen, Brenna Bullock, Rob Renfroe, Matthew Kerley |

What’s the most important thing you do? In fact, what is it that you were made for? Worship. Being moved by the wonder of who God is and glorifying Him with your praise and with your life. In this episode, Rob talks with those who lead worship at The Woodlands United Methodist Church and future Senior Pastor Mark Sorensen to discuss what worship is and what it means to them.

In this episode, Rob sits down with Audra Simpson and Elizabeth Chappell, founders of the Champion Project, and with foster care Champion Alan Puckett, to discuss the shocking outcomes the foster care system is currently generating. Join us as they discuss their journey to create a trauma-informed mentoring program that is changing lives for generations to come. “Every child deserves a champion – an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists that they become the best that they can be."