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Messages from Traditional Worship at The Woodlands Methodist Church in The Woodlands, Texas, outside of Houston
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Missions Sunday | Rev. Dr. Ashley Goad  | The Missions Ministry of The Woodlands Methodist Church is built on relationships with people and ministries who are faithfully carrying the gospel — across the street and around the world. And what we are walking toward together is the full mission of this church: Reach people for Jesus, disciple them in faith and help those in need. Because the gospel has never been partial — it reaches and always has reached, the whole person. It always has. Your faith promise makes all of it possible. And somewhere out there, in a village in South Sudan, in a seminary in Bethlehem, or in a transition home in Montgomery County, someone whose name we may never know is being reached, discipled and helped because this church said yes.
Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |  Often called the “Epistle of Joy,” the book of Philippians gives us an unparalleled view of how the Apostle Paul was able to live a Christ-centered life despite the circumstances and difficulties he faced. Written from prison, the book seems as if it is permeated with joy in every chapter and verse. If we are to learn how to overcome our own adversities, hardships, fears and trials, then the book of Philippians holds the key. This sermon series emphasizes true discipleship, genuine humility and spiritual maturity that leads to the “indescribable” deepening of our faith and commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We welcome you, and we are so glad you are here to worship with us today.
Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | Often called the “Epistle of Joy,” the book of Philippians gives us an unparalleled view of how the Apostle Paul was able to live a Christ-centered life despite the circumstances and difficulties he faced. Written from prison, the book seems as if it is permeated with joy in every chapter and verse. If we are to learn how to overcome our own adversities, hardships, fears and trials, then the book of Philippians holds the key. This sermon series emphasizes true discipleship, genuine humility and spiritual maturity that leads to the “indescribable” deepening of our faith and commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We welcome you, and we are so glad you are here to worship with us today.
Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |  Often called the “Epistle of Joy,” the book of Philippians gives us an unparalleled view of how the Apostle Paul was able to live a Christ-centered life despite the circumstances and difficulties he faced. Written from prison, the book seems as if it is permeated with joy in every chapter and verse. If we are to learn how to overcome our own adversities, hardships, fears and trials, then the book of Philippians holds the key. This sermon series emphasizes true discipleship, genuine humility and spiritual maturity that leads to the “indescribable” deepening of our faith and commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We welcome you, and we are so glad you are here to worship with us today.
Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |  Often called the “Epistle of Joy,” the book of Philippians gives us an unparalleled view of how the Apostle Paul was able to live a Christ-centered life despite the circumstances and difficulties he faced. Written from prison, the book seems as if it is permeated with joy in every chapter and verse. If we are to learn how to overcome our own adversities, hardships, fears and trials, then the book of Philippians holds the key. This sermon series emphasizes true discipleship, genuine humility and spiritual maturity that leads to the “indescribable” deepening of our faith and commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We welcome you, and we are so glad you are here to worship with us today.
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