The Woodlands Methodist Church: Traditional Audio

Traditional Worship | Rev. Susan Kent | William Shakespeare asked the famous question, “What’s in a name?” Names are important for our identity. There are names we are given at birth, names we use to connect or remember others, and names we use to label ourselves. In this series, we are going to look at some of the labels we wear, but we will also celebrate how Jesus can change those labels and gi...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | William Shakespeare asked the famous question, “What’s in a name?” Names are important for our identity. There are names we are given at birth, names we use to connect or remember others, and names we use to label ourselves. In this series, we are going to look at some of the labels we wear, but we will also celebrate how Jesus can change those labels and g...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | William Shakespeare asked the famous question, “What’s in a name?” Names are important for our identity. There are names we are given at birth, names we use to connect or remember others, and names we use to label ourselves. In this series, we are going to look at some of the labels we wear, but we will also celebrate how Jesus can change those labels and g...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | William Shakespeare asked the famous question, “What’s in a name?” Names are important for our identity. There are names we are given at birth, names we use to connect or remember others, and names we use to label ourselves. In this series, we are going to look at some of the labels we wear, but we will also celebrate how Jesus can change those labels and g...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | Welcome to Easter Sunday — the most important day of our Christian faith! On this day death was defeated with the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and we are delighted you have joined us to celebrate and worship. Here at The Woodlands Methodist Church, everything we do is rooted in the Good News of Jesus Christ. May you feel God’s presence...

Traditional Worship | Rev. Mark Sorensen | The 40-day season of Lent is a time when Christians all over the world renew their loyalty to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through acts of repentance. The word Lent means “spring,” and it signals the reawakening of our souls, of God’s renewing love that breaks through our waywardness and sins. For us to get to the glorious resurrection that awaits us,...

Traditional Worship | Dr. Ed Robb | The 40-day season of Lent is a time when Christians all over the world renew their loyalty to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through acts of repentance. The word Lent means “spring,” and it signals the reawakening of our souls, of God’s renewing love that breaks through our waywardness and sins. For us to get to the glorious resurrection that awaits us, there...

Traditional Worship | Rev. Susan Kent | The 40-day season of Lent is a time when Christians all over the world renew their loyalty to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through acts of repentance. The word Lent means “spring,” and it signals the reawakening of our souls, of God’s renewing love that breaks through our waywardness and sins. For us to get to the glorious resurrection that awaits us, th...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The 40-day season of Lent is a time when Christians all over the world renew their loyalty to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through acts of repentance. The word Lent means “spring,” and it signals the reawakening of our souls, of God’s renewing love that breaks through our waywardness and sins. For us to get to the glorious resurrection that awaits us, t...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The 40-day season of Lent is a time when Christians all over the world renew their loyalty to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through acts of repentance. The word Lent means “spring,” and it signals the reawakening of our souls, of God’s renewing love that breaks through our waywardness and sins. For us to get to the glorious resurrection that awaits us, t...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The 40-day season of Lent is a time when Christians all over the world renew their loyalty to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through acts of repentance. The word Lent means “spring,” and it signals the reawakening of our souls, of God’s renewing love that breaks through our waywardness and sins. For us to get to the glorious resurrection that awaits us, t...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | How sure are you when it comes to knowing what God said or didn’t say in the Bible? Let’s face it—even the most knowledgeable Christians have difficulties distinguishing fact from fiction and truth from nontruth. How good are you at being able to identify misleading quotes and stories that have somehow filtered into the mainstream of God’s Word and teaching...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | How sure are you when it comes to knowing what God said or didn’t say in the Bible? Let’s face it—even the most knowledgeable Christians have difficulties distinguishing fact from fiction and truth from nontruth. How good are you at being able to identify misleading quotes and stories that have somehow filtered into the mainstream of God’s Word and teaching...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | How sure are you when it comes to knowing what God said or didn’t say in the Bible? Let’s face it—even the most knowledgeable Christians have difficulties distinguishing fact from fiction and truth from non-truth. How good are you at being able to identify misleading quotes and stories that have somehow filtered into the mainstream of God’s Word and teachin...

Traditional Worship | Rev. Kimberly Constant | When God created the “heavens and the earth,” every living thing that was made was designed to grow. It is the natural order and cycle of life. But growth can be both physical and spiritual, and this is where the summons of Jesus comes to us, inviting us to become more like Him by choosing an intentional path that leads to life. When we cultivate our...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | When God created the “heavens and the earth,” every living thing that was made was designed to grow. It is the natural order and cycle of life. But growth can be both physical and spiritual, and this is where the summons of Jesus comes to us, inviting us to become more like Him by choosing an intentional path that leads to life. When we cultivate our faith,...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | When God created the “heavens and the earth,” every living thing that was made was designed to grow. It is the natural order and cycle of life. But growth can be both physical and spiritual, and this is where the summons of Jesus comes to us, inviting us to become more like Him by choosing an intentional path that leads to life. When we cultivate our faith,...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | When God created the “heavens and the earth,” every living thing that was made was designed to grow. It is the natural order and cycle of life. But growth can be both physical and spiritual, and this is where the summons of Jesus comes to us, inviting us to become more like Him by choosing an intentional path that leads to life. When we cultivate our faith,...

State of the Church | Rev. Mark Sorensen | When God created the “heavens and the earth,” every living thing that was made was designed to grow. It is the natural order and cycle of life. But growth can be both physical and spiritual, and this is where the summons of Jesus comes to us, inviting us to become more like Him by choosing an intentional path that leads to life. When we cultivate our fait...

Traditional Worship | Dr. Ed Robb | Welcome to worship at The Woodlands Methodist Church. I hope you feel God’s presence in this space and that you encounter the Holy Spirit through the traditional music, prayer and spoken word. Everything we do is rooted in the Good News of Jesus Christ. We strive to be the kind of church described in the Bible — a church that offers practical, meaningful teachin...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | Our Christmas Eve worship services are some of the most cherished and beautiful gatherings in the life of our church. These services signal that we have reached our limits with the busyness of the season—the gift buying is over, our families are together, and we can finally focus on celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ! This Christmas Eve, we g...

Traditional Worship | Dr. Ed Robb | Have you ever thought about how much time we spend searching for things like our car keys, a special restaurant, or that hard-to-find ingredient for the next recipe? Little do we realize that on a deeper level, we are also searching for direction, happiness, comfort, peace and the answers to life’s problems. During this Advent season, we invite you to join us as...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | Have you ever thought about how much time we spend searching for things like our car keys, a special restaurant, or that hard-to-find ingredient for the next recipe? Little do we realize that on a deeper level, we are also searching for direction, happiness, comfort, peace and the answers to life’s problems. During this Advent season, we invite you to join...

Lessons and Carols | Our Advent service of traditional lessons and carols to prepare your heart for Christmas. The nine alternating lessons and carols provide a liturgy that parallels the birth of Christ in Bethlehem. The pastors, choir and orchestra, and congregation all participate in this service.

Traditional Worship | Rev. Daniel Lumpee | Have you ever thought about how much time we spend searching for things like our car keys, a special restaurant, or that hard-to-find ingredient for the next recipe? Little do we realize that on a deeper level, we are also searching for direction, happiness, comfort, peace and the answers to life’s problems. During this Advent season, we invite you to joi...