Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker |

At the core of the Gospel is forgiveness! The Good News is that, because God loved His creation so much, He sent His Son into the world to save it and not to condemn it. Throughout the Scriptures, we see Jesus calling us into His ministry of reconciliation. In this series, we are going to listen to the way Scripture calls us over and over to forgive. If we will do what the Bible says, we just might become a part of healing our world! And, in the process, I believe we will find healing for ourselves.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Rev. Morris Mathis |

These past months have been an incredibly stressful time for many people. Just like the pandemic, the resulting stress has the potential to impact virtually every aspect of our lives. How does that stress show up? Certainly in the ways we’d expect but perhaps also in some unexpected ways. In the midst of that reality, Jesus offers us the gift of peace. How can that peace overcome that stress? What do we need to do to receive this gift of peace that Jesus offered his disciples?

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Bob Hayes |

Can there be any doubt that we live in a broken and hurting world? Not only are we troubled by a pandemic, but it seems our personal and professional relationships are feeling the strain of our brokenness. People are so divided and polarized that in our frustration many have given up hope and given in to our fears and our doubts. And so, as faithful Christians we ask, “What can I do as a believer in God and as a follower of Jesus Christ to make things better?” Our guest, Bishop Hayes, will share a touching and inspirational story from the pages of the Book of Genesis that will restore our hope in God’s future for us as we seek to build bridges of understanding and optimism.

Woodforest Worship | Featuring Brent Parker |

When was the last time you sat still long enough to truly savor the moment? Or, stopped everything you were doing to give your complete attention to the person right in front of you? Most of us consume much more of the things of this life than we do savor them. As we kick off another fall, filled with new opportunities and the promise of hustle and hurry, I’m inviting you to position yourself to experience, and enjoy, this life with God; to savor it!

Featuring Rev. Brent Parker

When was the last time you sat still long enough to truly savor the moment? Or, stopped everything you were doing to give your complete attention to the person right in front of you? Most of us consume much more of the things of this life than we do savor them. As we kick off another fall, filled with new opportunities and the promise of hustle and hurry, I’m inviting you to position yourself to experience, and enjoy, this life with God; to savor it!

When was the last time you sat still long enough to truly savor the moment? Or, stopped everything you were doing to give your complete attention to the person right in front of you? Most of us consume much more of the things of this life than we do savor them. As we kick off another fall, filled with new opportunities and the promise of hustle and hurry, I’m inviting you to position yourself to experience, and enjoy, this life with God; to savor it!

When was the last time you sat still long enough to truly savor the moment? Or, stopped everything you were doing to give your complete attention to the person right in front of you? Most of us consume much more of the things of this life than we do savor them. As we kick off another fall, filled with new opportunities and the promise of hustle and hurry, I’m inviting you to position yourself to experience, and enjoy, this life with God; to savor it!

When was the last time you sat still long enough to truly savor the moment? Or, stopped everything you were doing to give your complete attention to the person right in front of you? Most of us consume much more of the things of this life than we do savor them. As we kick off another fall, filled with new opportunities and the promise of hustle and hurry, I’m inviting you to position yourself to experience, and enjoy, this life with God; to savor it!