The Woodlands Methodist Church: Traditional Audio

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes The word “faith” has many meanings, but because we live in a world where most people have to “see” in order to “believe,” the idea of having faith in something for which there is no proof is difficult to accept. However, the New Testament book of Hebrews tells us that “faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” Jesus knew...

Missions Sunday | Rev. Karen Tyler | Hope is a powerful word. It lives within all of us. Jesus Christ touched lives and offered hope through His words and His actions. He healed the blind and the leper, He offered living water, and He gave us salvation and eternal life through His death on the cross. This week we welcome Rev. Karen Tyler who will bring an inspiring message of hope. Hope lives thro...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The word “faith” has many meanings, but because we live in a world where most people have to “see” in order to “believe,” the idea of having faith in something for which there is no proof is difficult to accept. However, the New Testament book of Hebrews tells us that “faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” Jesus kne...

Traditional Worship | Rev. Drew Essen | The word “faith” has many meanings, but because we live in a world where most people have to “see” in order to “believe,” the idea of having faith in something for which there is no proof is difficult to accept. However, the New Testament book of Hebrews tells us that “faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” Jesus knew...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The word “faith” has many meanings, but because we live in a world where most people have to “see” in order to “believe,” the idea of having faith in something for which there is no proof is difficult to accept. However, the New Testament book of Hebrews tells us that “faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” Jesus kne...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The greatest invitation we will ever receive is to “follow” Jesus. Just as He called His first disciples to leave their nets and go with Him today, Jesus’ call is the same. He summons us to leave behind and let go of our busy and chaotic lives. He teaches us, empowers us, and offers us an opportunity to receive His salvation and go where He leads. Christ wa...

Campuswide Worship | Rev. Mark Sorensen | Can an invitation change your life? Jesus came to give each of us an invitation to follow Him and be transformed, but it doesn’t stop there. When we become followers of Jesus, we live out our faith and learn to extend the invitation to others. Join us as we move forward in faith and respond to Jesus’ invitation to “follow me.”

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The greatest invitation we will ever receive is to “follow” Jesus. Just as He called His first disciples to leave their nets and go with Him today, Jesus’ call is the same. He summons us to leave behind and let go of our busy and chaotic lives. He teaches us, empowers us, and offers us an opportunity to receive His salvation and go where He leads. Christ wa...

Traditional Worship | Rev. Karen Tyler | The greatest invitation we will ever receive is to “follow” Jesus. Just as He called His first disciples to leave their nets and go with Him today, Jesus’ call is the same. He summons us to leave behind and let go of our busy and chaotic lives. He teaches us, empowers us, and offers us an opportunity to receive His salvation and go where He leads. Christ wa...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | The greatest invitation we will ever receive is to “follow” Jesus. Just as He called His first disciples to leave their nets and go with Him today, Jesus’ call is the same. He summons us to leave behind and let go of our busy and chaotic lives. He teaches us, empowers us, and offers us an opportunity to receive His salvation and go where He leads. Christ wa...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | Blessed assurance! Living in uncertain and unpredictable times is nothing new for God’s people. From the beginning of creation until this present day, believers have always had to contend with fear, doubt, despair and failure. At times it seems our faith is tested beyond our ability to cope, but in those moments when all seems hopeless, we would do well to...

Traditional Worship | Pierce Drake | Blessed assurance! Living in uncertain and unpredictable times is nothing new for God’s people. From the beginning of creation until this present day, believers have always had to contend with fear, doubt, despair and failure. At times it seems our faith is tested beyond our ability to cope, but in those moments when all seems hopeless, we would do well to reme...

Traditional Worship | Rev. Mark Sorensen | Hey, friends, and thank you for joining us in worship today! It’s my sincere prayer that you both feel welcome here and sense the presence of God’s Holy Spirit as we worship during our time together. I’m so glad you’re here because today is a special moment in the life of our church. I truly believe that this day is an historic moment in which I share God...

Join Rev. Pierce Drake, TWMC’s Pastor of Community Formation, and a very special guest, Rev. Carolyn Moore of the Art of Holiness blog and podcast, to gain understanding and perspectives on the newly formed Global Methodist Church. Moore is a longtime friend of The Woodlands Methodist Church, the current Global Council Chairwoman of the Wesleyan Covenant Association, and a leading advocate for tra...

NEW! — We can live a life of peace and comfort, or we can live a life that is great and glorious. But we cannot do both. Join pastors Rob Renfroe and Luann Riley and Loft Lead Pastor Daniel Lumpee for a conversation on courageous living as individuals and as a church in these days of denominational discernment. (Referenced in this episode: Redefining Glory, Rob Renfroe)

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | Blessed assurance! Living in uncertain and unpredictable times is nothing new for God’s people. From the beginning of creation until this present day, believers have always had to contend with fear, doubt, despair and failure. At times it seems our faith is tested beyond our ability to cope, but in those moments when all seems hopeless, we would do well to...

Traditional Worship | Dr. Edmund W. Robb III | Blessed assurance! Living in uncertain and unpredictable times is nothing new for God’s people. From the beginning of creation until this present day, believers have always had to contend with fear, doubt, despair and failure. At times it seems our faith is tested beyond our ability to cope, but in those moments when all seems hopeless, we would do we...

What are we teaching, and how are we leading the next generation of Christian leaders to be true to God's Word? Join pastors Susan Kent and Mark Swayze and Senior Pastor Mark Sorensen as they share our church’s vision and plan to equip your children and students to carry the true Gospel forward in faith.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes On this July fourth, Americans from “sea to shining sea” will mark the signing of the Declaration of Independence that happened 246 years ago. Our services will reflect the patriotism that accompanies this event by singing national hymns and honoring those who served to maintain our political freedoms and religious liberties. It is also a time for us to remem...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | So many of the convictions we hold and the truths we believe are captured in the songs we sing! The reality is, we are singing people, and music, as seen throughout the Bible, trains us in the practice of remembering who God is and what God has done for us. In the book of Psalms, we are encouraged to “Sing to him, sing praise to him; tell of all his wonderf...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | So many of the convictions we hold and the truths we believe are captured in the songs we sing! The reality is, we are singing people, and music, as seen throughout the Bible, trains us in the practice of remembering who God is and what God has done for us. In the book of Psalms, we are encouraged to “Sing to him, sing praise to him; tell of all his wonderf...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | So many of the convictions we hold and the truths we believe are captured in the songs we sing! The reality is, we are singing people, and music, as seen throughout the Bible, trains us in the practice of remembering who God is and what God has done for us. In the book of Psalms, we are encouraged to “Sing to him, sing praise to him; tell of all his wonderf...

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | So many of the convictions we hold and the truths we believe are captured in the songs we sing! The reality is, we are singing people, and music, as seen throughout the Bible, trains us in the practice of remembering who God is and what God has done for us. In the book of Psalms, we are encouraged to “Sing to him, sing praise to him; tell of all his wonderf...

Traditional Worship | Rev. Jessica LaGrone | 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 a...

Traditional Worship | Dr. Edmund W. Robb III | 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...