Woodforest Worship | Featuring Mark Sorensen |

The Lord’s Prayer has been recited by individuals and groups of Christians all over the world for a couple thousand years. Whether it is worship, on a retreat, or as a family prayer before bedtime, the words Jesus taught His earliest followers to pray have been uttered countless times by countless persons. The “Our Father,” as some have called it, was likely one of the first prayers you ever heard, and possibly the first scripture you were taught to memorize. But, why do we pray it? Why did Jesus teach it to His disciples? What do we mean when we pray it anyway? Glad you asked! And, glad you’re here to unpack it with us each week through Easter.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker

The Lord’s Prayer has been recited by individuals and groups of Christians all over the world for a couple thousand years. Whether it is worship, on a retreat, or as a family prayer before bedtime, the words Jesus taught His earliest followers to pray have been uttered countless times by countless persons. The “Our Father,” as some have called it, was likely one of the first prayers you ever heard, and possibly the first scripture you were taught to memorize. But, why do we pray it? Why did Jesus teach it to His disciples? What do we mean when we pray it anyway? Glad you asked! And, glad you’re here to unpack it with us each week through Easter.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker

The Lord’s Prayer has been recited by individuals and groups of Christians all over the world for a couple thousand years. Whether it is worship, on a retreat, or as a family prayer before bedtime, the words Jesus taught His earliest followers to pray have been uttered countless times by countless persons. The “Our Father,” as some have called it, was likely one of the first prayers you ever heard, and possibly the first scripture you were taught to memorize. But, why do we pray it? Why did Jesus teach it to His disciples? What do we mean when we pray it anyway? Glad you asked! And, glad you’re here to unpack it with us each week through Easter.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker with Dr. John Hull

With so many needs in this world, where does a person start if they want to help? Obviously, the first step is to feel drawn to serve others. If you’re drawn, or feel “called by God,” to enter into the pains and needs of others, the next best step is to identify the particular needs that seem to resonate most with your gifts or passions. And then, the fun begins as you uncover the opportunities all around you to use your gifts to meet the needs in your own “backyard.” This morning, Dr. John Hull joins me as we discuss those places where God has been welcoming our church into ministry, hoping that you might find your way into one of those or even into a ministry of your own. Glad you’re here!

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Bishop Bob Hayes

As consumers, did you know that most of what we buy is because of an elusive and insidious force that we have little or no defense against? It is called the power of persuasion, and a multibillion dollar a year business — called the advertising industry — exists for the sole purpose of swaying and influencing us to purchase everything from cars to cellphones to toothpaste. But what would it look like if the Church used the power of persuasion on its behalf? Believe it or not, the Apostle Paul holds the key to how we can use this formidable force to change the world! Today, Bishop Hayes shares with us how the Church can harness this power for the building of God’s Kingdom.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker.

Hey neighbor. Light breaks through darkness. As we enter a new year and look to a brighter tomorrow, we need that light to shine bright. We know it is the light of Christ, the power of the Holy Spirit that ignites within us, equipping us to reflect our faith and God’s grace. Once we experience this spark of light, we are inspired to share it with others and to create something bold and new. In our stewardship series, we’ll learn how God’s light ignites our passion for ministry, our spirit of generosity and our reach to the world so we can have hope for the future.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker

Hey neighbor. Light breaks through darkness. As we enter a new year and look to a brighter tomorrow, we need that light to shine bright. We know it is the light of Christ, the power of the Holy Spirit that ignites within us, equipping us to reflect our faith and God’s grace. Once we experience this spark of light, we are inspired to share it with others and to create something bold and new. In our stewardship series, we’ll learn how God’s light ignites our passion for ministry, our spirit of generosity and our reach to the world so we can have hope for the future.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Mark Sorensen

Light breaks through darkness. As we enter a new year and look to a brighter tomorrow, we need that light to shine bright. We know it is the light of Christ, the power of the Holy Spirit that ignites within us, equipping us to reflect our faith and God’s grace. Once we experience this spark of light, we are inspired to share it with others and to create something bold and new. In our stewardship series, we’ll learn how God’s light ignites our passion for ministry, our spirit of generosity and our reach to the world so we can have hope for the future.

Annual State of the Church | Featuring Dr. Ed Robb

Light breaks through darkness. As we enter a new year and look to a brighter tomorrow, we need that light to shine bright. We know it is the light of Christ, the power of the Holy Spirit that ignites within us, equipping us to reflect our faith and God’s grace. Once we experience this spark of light, we are inspired to share it with others and to create something bold and new. In our stewardship series, we’ll learn how God’s light ignites our passion for ministry, our spirit of generosity and our reach to the world so we can have hope for the future.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker

Hey neighbor. Light breaks through darkness. As we enter a new year and look to a brighter tomorrow, we need that light to shine bright. We know it is the light of Christ, the power of the Holy Spirit that ignites within us, equipping us to reflect our faith and God’s grace. Once we experience this spark of light, we are inspired to share it with others and to create something bold and new. In our stewardship series, we’ll learn how God’s light ignites our passion for ministry, our spirit of generosity and our reach to the world so we can have hope for the future.