The Woodlands Methodist Church: Loft Living Room

Just in time for holiday family fun, Rob and Daniel sit down with Robyn Fairchild, a therapist with the Woodlands Family Institute, to talk about navigating family relationships during the holidays. Robyn shares practical tips and tools for healthy engagement in challenging family dynamics to get you through this season without getting your tinsel in a tangle. Check it out today on your favorite podcasting platform.

In this episode, Rob talks to Luann and Meredith Hoover, Loft Worship Leader, about how their lives are affected by chronic illness. In this honest discussion, they talk about the reality of daily life and the impact on their families, relationships, and faith. Join us as we wrestle with the hardest parts of believing God as a healer, the struggle to not give up hope, and what it looks like to love and care for those around us who are suffering.

In this episode, the Loft team discusses the election season and how Christians can faithfully steward their voices and their vote. Spoiler alert: no political candidates are endorsed in this episode. Political ideology, discourse, justice, and love of neighbor are just a few topics they wrestle with to help determine how to engage politics and each other in an intense political climate.

In this episode, Rob and Luann sit down with Bryan McVeigh, Senior Vice President and Retail Area Manager for PNC Bank, to talk about Faith at Work in the time of COVID-19.  They discuss the intersection of work, ministry, and calling while discussing both the challenges and the opportunities that COVID-19 has presented.

In this episode Rob, Luann, and Matthew take on cancel culture. What is it? Does it have value? What are the dangers? Join us as we discuss how Christians navigate accountability, mercy, grace, and truth in a culture that often lacks understanding on how to live out those values.

Guest: Leah Puddester, Ph. D. Licensed Psychologist Woodlands Family Institute P.C.

In this episode Rob and Luann sit down with Dr. Leah Puddester, a clinical psychologist with The Woodlands Family Institute, to discuss one of life's inevitable challenges. No matter where you grow up, where you live, who your family or friends are, or where you work, you will face conflict. It's how we respond to and engage in conflict that can transform us and our relationships. Dr. Puddester gives us deeper insight into how we are wired, how our family of origin affects our understanding of conflict, and helpful ways to handle disagreements.