Podcasts about Woodlands Church

Where Dave, Whitney, and Gabby explore the true meaning of hospitality based on the recent sermon from Woodlands Church, stemming from 1 Peter. They discuss how it goes beyond simply opening your home and extends to a posture of genuine love, unhurried presence, and a willingness to share your life with others. Has the culture of hospitality changed? Listen in as they discuss the difference between "known" and "stranger" hospitality, and the intimacy of sharing meals. Do you extend the same welcoming spirit to everyone? How can we cultivate this type of environment within our church community? They challenge us to consider hospitality as a reflection of Christ's love and witness, rather than just a task on our to-do list. They also discuss the benefit of memorizing scripture. Join them for a thought-provoking conversation that might just leave you feeling convicted and inspired. Books Mentioned: Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosario Butterfield

Join Pastor Jon Ewton this Easter at Woodlands Church as he dives into the vital importance of authenticity in our faith. Through the stories of the thief on the cross, doubting Thomas, and Mary Magdalene, Pastor Jon demonstrates how Jesus welcomed real, flawed individuals into relationship with Him. This message challenges us to discard the "fake" personas we often present and instead embrace honesty about our struggles: our sin, our doubts, and our pain. True freedom and healing are found not in pretending, but in coming to Jesus exactly as we are. Learn how to cultivate genuine connection with Christ and experience the transformative power of the resurrection in your own life.

Where Dave, Whitney, and Jed dig deep into "The Garden" sermon from Woodlands Church! Join them as they explore the themes of failure, betrayal, and God's enduring faithfulness, connecting the dots from Genesis to the Gospels. They share how the message resonated with them personally and offer practical tips for applying its truths to your own life. This week they ask themselves how they can take the message of “One Day” and apply it to their lives today. Join them as they consider, "What junk do I have right now in between me and Jesus?" and how we can embrace God's grace as we prepare for Easter. Join us as we consider how we must remember that we are the monster, but we are forgiven.

Where Dave, Whitney, and Elizabeth delve into the powerful message of "The Table," exploring themes of betrayal, love, and unity presented in last Sunday's sermon at Woodlands Church. They examine the significance of the Last Supper, the act of foot washing, and the communal experience of communion. They discuss preparing their hearts for worship and reinforcing the tangible reminders that can go unnoticed. Join them as they share their personal reflections and challenge us to consider how we approach the table together as a church family.

In this special sermon on Compassion Sunday, Pastor Jon Ewton highlights Woodlands Church's mission to release children from poverty through Compassion International. Drawing from personal experiences, he emphasizes that sponsorship is a meaningful expression of our Christian identity. Guest speakers Don and Elizabeth Smith share their transformative experiences as sponsors, and Owen Gathinga, a Compassion alumnus from Kenya, shares his incredible journey from poverty to becoming an accountant, thanks to sponsorship's support and the love of Christ. This week, we aim to sponsor 250 children—each sponsorship is a step toward changing lives.

Welcome to Woodlands Church!  In this message from our Chosen Exiles series, Pastor Jon Ewton dives into 1 Peter 2:11-25, exploring how we, as Christians, should navigate unjust suffering.  We discover that our identity in Christ informs our actions, teaching us to avoid sin, speak truthfully, refuse retaliation, and trust in God's justice.  Using Christ's example on the cross, Pastor Jon encourages us to find strength and purpose in our trials, mirroring his unwavering faith even in the face of adversity. Join us as we learn to respond to hardship with grace and unwavering faith in our Shepherd.

Welcome to Woodlands Church!  Join us as Pastor Jon Ewton continues our "Chosen Exiles" series with a powerful message on living out our identity in Christ. Based on 1 Peter 2:9-17, this sermon explores the crucial link between our understanding of who we are in Christ (a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation – 1 Peter 2:9) and how we live our daily lives.  Pastor Jon challenges us to examine our conduct and ensure it reflects the grace and love of God, even amidst societal pressures to conform. We'll explore the challenging concept of submission to governing authorities while maintaining unwavering obedience to God's law.  This message is a call to live authentically as chosen exiles in a world that isn't our home.  We hope you're encouraged and challenged to live out your faith in meaningful ways.

Where Dave, Whitney, and Jed reflect on a this week's sermon from Woodlands Church!  Join us as we unpack the message of being "Chosen Exiles," exploring how our identity in Christ shapes our lives and relationships.  We discuss the transformative power of seeing Scripture as a love letter from God, not just a textbook, and the importance of fostering genuine community amidst life's challenges.  Jed shares his incredible experience of a high-energy Sunday service filled with powerful testimonies.  We delve into the four C's – Community, Chosen, Cleansed, and Called – and how they intertwine with our spiritual journey.  They explore the "stumbling stones" we face and how to navigate them with grace and honesty.  

Welcome to Woodlands Church! Join us as Pastor Dave Bondeson continues our "Chosen Exiles" series with a powerful message on 1 Peter 2:4-10.  This week, we delve into verses 9-10, exploring the profound truth of our identity in Christ. Pastor Dave unpacks four key aspects:  our communal identity as God's chosen people; our individual selection by God; the cleansing power of Jesus' sacrifice, and our specific call to proclaim God's glory.  He contrasts this with the conditional covenant of the Old Testament, emphasizing that our identity is a gift, secured by Jesus' work, not our own efforts. Discover the liberating truth of who you are in Christ and how this transforms our lives.  Listen and be challenged to live out your God-given purpose.

From 23/2/25 This week, we welcomed guest speaker Rob Scott-Cook, founding pastor at Woodlands Church, who shared with us about what God had put on his heart recently! There was great encouragement and challenge for us in what he shared

Join us at Woodlands Church as we continue in our Chosen Exiles series. Today's sermon is preached by Pastor Jon Ewton and  We explore 1 Peter 2:1-3, using the powerful imagery of clothing and newborn infants to illustrate spiritual growth.  Pastor Jon encourages us to identify and shed negative behaviors that hinder our ability to love one another—malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander.  He then guides us toward embracing kindness, truthfulness, authenticity, gratitude, and encouragement.  Finally, he emphasizes the vital importance of craving God's Word—pure spiritual milk—as the nourishment we need to mature in our faith and grow into salvation.  Join us as we reflect on how to cultivate a more mature and loving relationship with God and one another.

Where Dave, Whitney, and Colton delve into the message of 1 Peter from Woodlands Church's recent sermon.  They explore the sermon's core ideas:  preparing your mind for action through intentional habits;  understanding the biblical concept of "fearing God," balancing awe with intimacy; and applying these principles to daily life. They share personal stories and relatable examples that make these powerful concepts easy to grasp and apply. Listen now for inspiration and encouragement in your spiritual journey!

Where Dave, Whitney, and Doug delve into the powerful message from last Sunday's sermon at Woodlands Church. They explore 2 Peter 3:9, unpacking the meaning of loving and believing in an unseen God. They discuss the present-tense nature of our relationship with Jesus and the significance of daily trust in Him.  They also highlight the crucial role of community in our faith journey. Listen now for inspiration and encouragement as they share personal reflections and insights!     Books mentioned:  A Praying Life and A Loving Life by Paul Miller

This week in the Chosen Exiles series at Woodlands Church, Pastor Jon Ewton challenges us to deepen our relationship with Jesus Christ. Moving beyond religious routines, Pastor Jon encourages us to focus on a daily, active connection with our Savior.  Using the example of a growing marriage, he illustrates how consistent love and trust nurture a profound bond with God.  He unpacks 1 Peter 1:8-12, emphasizing the present tense verbs that describe a living, ongoing relationship with Jesus.  The sermon highlights that the ultimate reward is not material blessings but the inexpressible joy of intimately knowing Christ.  Pastor Jon also connects this personal relationship with the prophetic foreshadowing of Jesus' suffering and glory in the Old Testament, reinforcing the truth and fulfillment of God's word.

Welcome to Woodlands Church! Join us as Pastor Jon Ewton continues our Chosen Exiles series with a powerful message based on 1 Peter 1:3-8.  We explore the transformative experience of being born again, discovering what it means to be a new creation in Christ.  Pastor Jon highlights the profound and enduring nature of our inheritance in Jesus, contrasting it with the temporary things of this world.  He reminds us that trials, while challenging, refine our faith and draw us closer to God.  We learn that our salvation is secure, a reason for profound and lasting joy.  This message offers hope and encouragement for all, especially those facing difficult times.  Let's chew on the richness of God's word together!

Christmas Eve at the Woodlands Church December 21st & 24th, 2024  - Pastor Kerry Shook Scriptures:Luke 2:8, Isaiah 53:6, Luke 15:20-24, Luke 2:15-18, John 6:35, Ephesians 2:8-9, Ephesians 1:7, John 8:12, Hebrews 13:14, Ephesians 3:17, Topics: Faith, Love, Hope

Join us for the second sermon in our "Abide" series at Woodlands Church, where Pastor Jon dives deep into the powerful message of John 15. Discover what it truly means to abide in Christ and how this connection empowers us to bear fruit in our lives. As we navigate the distractions of the holiday season, we focus on remaining in Jesus' love and reflecting that love to others. Through engaging illustrations and heartfelt prayers, this message encourages us to stay rooted in the vine, especially during uncertain times. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your faith and learn how to glorify God through love and connection!

Join us at Woodlands Church as we kick off our heartwarming Christmas sermon series, "Adore Him." In this series, we will take a deep dive into the true meaning of Christmas, focusing on the incredible gift of Jesus and the joy of adoring Him. Pastor Jon leads us in a celebration of worship, reminding us to center our hearts on Christ amidst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season.  In this first message, we explore the essence of adoration—what it means to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. Through engaging stories, heartfelt worship, and biblical insights, we'll discover how to keep our focus on Jesus, the reason for the season. Let's come together to adore Him, reflect on His goodness, and embrace the joy of His presence this December. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more uplifting messages!

In this final sermon of the "Planting" series at Woodlands Church, Pastor Jon reflects on the importance of investing in the next generation and the power of mentorship in ministry. He shares personal stories of influential figures in his life, emphasizing how recognizing potential in others can lead to growth and transformation within the church community. The message also addresses the significance of financial stewardship and the need for sound doctrine as the church continues to expand. Join us for an inspiring discussion on how we can all play a role in nurturing faith and fostering a vibrant church environment. Don't miss this uplifting conclusion to the series!

Welcome back to Woodlands Church! In this sixth sermon of our "Planting" series, Pastor Dave dives into the heart of the Gospel as we explore Acts 15. He reflects on the early church's journey, the simplicity of salvation through grace, and how unexpected growth can arise from both simplicity and tenacity.  Join us as we unpack the powerful message that even in moments of disagreement and failure, God can work wonders! Plus, hear an inspiring story about the growth of Crossview Church and how faithfulness can lead to incredible transformations. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or seeking encouragement, this message is for you!  Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let's grow together!

Join us for an enlightening sermon from Pastor Jon Ewton at Woodlands Church as we continue our series "Planting," exploring the pivotal moments in the early church as depicted in the book of Acts. In this episode, we dive deep into Acts 15, a watershed moment that addresses the core question: What is the gospel? Pastor Jon unpacks the challenges faced by the early believers as they grappled with the implications of adding to or subtracting from the pure message of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. Through engaging illustrations and thought-provoking insights, he emphasizes the importance of recognizing the weeds that can infiltrate our understanding of the gospel. Discover how the simplicity of the good news is often clouded by legalism and the human tendency to complicate what God has made clear. This message is a powerful reminder that our salvation is a gift of grace, not a result of our works, and that true faith transforms our lives. Tune in for a message that will encourage and challenge you to embrace the gospel in its purest form!

Where Dave, Whitney, and Gabby dive deep into the heart of faith, family, and the joy that comes from following God. In this episode of Cabin Conversations, we explore Gabby's journey from intern to staff member at Woodlands Church, her home renovation adventures, and the invaluable lessons learned along the way. Join us as we discuss the beauty of partnering with God in our lives, the transformative power of the gospel, and how joy can flourish even in the midst of suffering. We also share insights on how to engage in meaningful conversations about faith and joy with those around us, and the importance of being faithful in our spiritual journeys. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that encourages you to embrace the journey of faith and the joy that comes from it! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below!

Join us for an inspiring message from Pastor Jon at Woodlands Church as we dive into the book of Acts! In this week's sermon, we explore Paul's bold missionary journey, the significance of sowing seeds of faith, and the powerful responses to the Gospel. Discover how history, the prophets, and eyewitness accounts all point to Jesus, and learn how the condition of our hearts can affect our relationship with Him. Whether you're curious about faith or looking to deepen your understanding, this message is for you! Don't forget to check out our website for more resources and sermon notes. Let's grow together in faith!

Join us for an inspiring new series at Woodlands Church as Pastor Dave dives back into the Book of Acts! Over the next seven weeks, we'll explore the early church's journey of faith and growth, starting with Acts 13. Discover how God plants His church through faithful individuals and the local church community. With special insights from Tim Gremmer's garden, we'll draw parallels between gardening and spiritual growth. Witness the boldness of Paul and Barnabas as they embark on their missionary journey, face challenges, and see lives transformed by the gospel. This message is a powerful reminder of the importance of faithfulness in our own lives and how God uses us to accomplish His purposes. Don't miss the chance to be encouraged and challenged in your faith! 

In this video, Pastor Jon wraps up the "Step In" sermon series at Woodlands Church, focusing on the importance of community in our lives. He discusses how we are designed for relationships, drawing from biblical examples and emphasizing the need for accountable, supportive, and encouraging relationships within the church. Whitney, the group's life director, joins him to discuss barriers to community involvement and the transformative power of authentic relationships. Join us for this insightful message on building a healthy community rooted in faith!

Where Dave, Whitney, and Jon dive into the heart of Woodlands Church's mission, exploring the balance between local and global outreach. In this episode, they reflect on the importance of community engagement, the role of individual believers in sharing the gospel, and the impact of various local ministries. They also discuss the significance of being a Christ-centered community and how good works can lead to goodwill and opportunities to share the good news. Books mentioned: - "Knowing God" by J.I. Packer Join them for a lively conversation filled with insights, humor, and a passion for serving others. Don't forget to send in your questions or feedback to podcast@woodlandschurch.org or text 888-225-7675!

Join us for an inspiring sermon by Pastor Jon at Woodlands Church as he delves into the importance of understanding and embracing our mission as followers of Christ. Building on the series theme, Jon emphasizes the significance of being a Christ-centered community dedicated to helping people faithfully follow Jesus both locally and globally. Through powerful illustrations and biblical references, including Matthew 28:18-20 and Hebrews 12:2, Jon challenges us to actively participate in making disciples and living out our faith in our homes, communities, and around the world. Don't miss this impactful message that encourages us to step into our mission with purpose and passion.

Join us for this week's sermon, where Pastor Dave continues the "Step In" series, inviting listeners to take intentional steps into the life of the church. He explores the importance of growth within the church community, emphasizing that numerical growth without depth can lead to spiritual stagnation. Drawing from Ephesians 4, Pastor Dave discusses how serving, learning, and gathering in community are essential for spiritual maturity. He highlights various opportunities for involvement at Woodlands Church, encouraging everyone to engage deeply in their faith journey. Tune in for insights on how to grow in your relationship with God and connect with others in the church.

In this sermon from Woodlands Church, Pastor Jon introduces a new series titled "Step In," aimed at helping us understand the church's beliefs, values, and practices. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the church as a community built on the foundation of Jesus Christ, rather than a mere building or organization. He outlines several key points about the nature of the church: 1. **Not a Democracy, but a Monarchy**: The church is led by Christ, not by popular opinion or human authority. 2. **Not a Place, but a People**: The church is defined by its members and their relationships, not just the physical space. 3. **Not a Command Strip, but Super Glue**: The church should foster deep, committed relationships rather than superficial connections. 4. **Not a Fort, but a Flashlight**: The church's mission is to reach out to the world, rather than isolating itself from it. 5. **Not a Study Group, but a Team**: The church is called to actively apply biblical teachings in their lives, working together towards a common purpose. 6. **Not a Courthouse, but a Hospital**: The church should be a place of healing and support, rather than judgment. Pastor Jon encourages attendees to engage more deeply with the church community, emphasizing the importance of commitment and connection. The sermon aims to inspire congregants to step into various aspects of church life, fostering growth and community.

Join us for a powerful message from Pastor Dave at Woodlands Church as we dive into Ruth chapter 2. This week, we explore themes of righteousness and faithfulness through the story of Ruth and Boaz. Discover how God's provision often comes through His people and how our actions can reflect His faithfulness. Pastor Dave shares personal anecdotes and insights that challenge us to live righteously and serve others in our community. Don't miss this uplifting sermon that reminds us of the hope found in God's unwavering faithfulness!

We were happy to host a final Citywide Noise Celebration Evening at Woodlands Church with guest speaker, Krish Kandiah, looking back at what has happened over the last 24 years of The Noise and taking a look forward to the new season ahead.Come on the journey with us either in person or on the weekly livestream.

Dr. Jim Garlow spoke to the congregation at Grace Woodlands Church in Houston, TX on February 18, 2024. In his message, he discusses 11 amazing revelations in the nation of Israel that point to the Coming of the Messiah.    Their website: https://gracewoodlands.com/     Follow us on social media:  facebook.com/wellversedworld twitter: @wellversedworld instagram: @wellversedworld www.wellversedworld.org

CHRISTMAS EVE AT WOODLANDS CHURCH December 22-24, 2023 Pastors Kerry and Chris Shook I'LL NEVER BE ALONE IN THE NIGHT I DON'T HAVE TO HIDE MY STRUGGLES I HAVE HEAVEN IN MY FUTURE Scriptures: Matthew 4:16, Matthew 2:1-2, 9-11, Matthew 1:23, Matthew 28:20, Colossians 2:13-14, Acts 10:34-38, Romans 5:2 Topics: Love, Salvation, Hope

Pastor Kerry Shook of The Woodlands Church in The Woodlands, Texas, is shilling for Big Pharma...unwittingly, of course, but that doesn't mitigate his responsibility.ParentGuru: Better Parenting Starts Here Thousands of stressed parents are finding their way to better parenting with the help of ParentGuru.Parenting With Love and Leadership Weekly Substack newsletter by Parenting Expert John Rosemond.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showThanks for listening! Subscribe to my newsletter and follow me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

On June 10th, the Faith at Work Summit at Saddleback Church is hosting Fortune 500, Christian executives from Target, Disney, Cisco Systems, Metronic and Capital Group. Each of these speakers are passionate about the integration of faith and work. They are seeing God move in their companies, specifically through Christian fellowships and Small groups in the workplace that they are leading.Are you interested in workplace small groups or fellowship with business-minded Christians? Do you or any of your small group leaders lead a group at their workplace? Then join participants from across the US for this Faith at Work Summit, on Saturday, June 10th.If you're in Southern California you can join this event in-person. It's also simulcasted via zoom and you can watch it live online. You can register for this event at https://Saddleback.com/FaithAtWorkSteve Gladen, Global Small Groups Pastor at Saddleback Church, pulls from his 20+ years of small group ministry experience to encourage and equip listeners to lead healthier, growing and more effective small group ministries. In this episode, Steve is joined by co-host Derek and special guest Christina Dawson (Life Groups Director at the Woodlands Church in Texas to talk about 7 ways data can help you and your small group ministry. In this episode we discuss: How accurate data is critical How the number one rule with data is use it yourself  How do diligence with data isn't enough Sales commission structure & how it works How setting achievable exceptions is a must How group health & corporate training are essential What to do before you meet your people Christina Dawson Bio:Christina loves to serve people and has been doing so professionally for 19 years. Aftergraduating from high school she took on numerous sales roles in both restaurant andretail settings. It was here that she learned the necessities of user experience andcustomer engagement.In 2012, while working in a furniture store, one of her customers, who happened to bethe CEO of a Canadian manufacturing company, was so impressed with her service, hehired her as as his Executive Assistant. While taking on numerous roles within thecompany, Christina discovered a strong passion for workforce development.In the spring of 2014, she was selected to manage and develop a two-year pilotworkforce program by the Bowling Green Kentucky Area Chamber of Commerce.After completing her contract, she continued her mission for economic development bystarting her own workforce communications and marketing firm, Southern Kentucky Jobs.Worldly success in entrepreneurship left her exhausted and disappointed.In early 2020, the Lord miraculously gave Christina the opportunity to serve overseas.She sold everything she had and traveled across the globe where she would contributeto the growth and development of a children's hospital. After living, working, and sharingJesus with orphans in rural Africa, Christina has new eyes and a grateful heart.A Kentucky native, Christina currently resides in Houston, Texas, where she is serving theLife Groups Team at Woodlands Church. She continues to work as a company cultureconsultant in the manufacturing industry.CRM & UX Outline ★ Support this podcast ★

It's been a while since we've released a new episode of Cabin Conversations. It's not because we've forgotten about you, there's just been a lot happening around Woodlands Church. We've still got more episodes coming in the near future, but for now, check out this short update for what's going at church! 

Is "tolerance" a Christian virtue? What is the Church's role in turning America around? Why do so many people get angrier at the people who publicize evil than that the evil exists (and is taught in schools) in the first place? Charlie weighed in on all that and more during his appearance at Grace Woodlands Church in Houston, Texas. Listen to his entire interview in this special ad-free episode.Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave, Barry, and Whitney process upcoming changes to the facility - both the Woodlands Church building at this old earth of ours! They talk through fostering and parenting, faithfulness and eternity, and the metaphorical - or real?! - dimensions of a future city.

It can be easy to accumulate and develop unhelpful or toxic thinking patterns and very difficult to get rid of them. God designed us to be peaceful, joy filled and empowered people. The Bible is full of commands, encouragements and advice about being ‘transformed by the renewing of the mind'.In this talk, the final one of our series looking at mental health from a Christian perspective, Richard Pollard looks at what God says about renewing our mind. Small Group NotesYou can find the small group notes for each of the three weeks by clicking here.Whole MindsThe Whole Minds website is a new resource from the Woodlands Church family and features contributions from people at Highgrove. Visit https://wholeminds.org.uk for stories of challenge, hope, encouragement and to see how God has been at work in real lives.

Anxiety is the most common mental health issue of our age. It dominates many people's lives, robbing them of joy and peace. For Christians, anxiety seems to be a long way from Jesus teaching us to live ‘life in all its fulness' (John 10:10). Fear is a normal emotion and we need to learn to respond to it with skill and faith. In this talk, Tom Carter looks at three practical ways we can do this in daily life. Small Group NotesYou can find the small group notes for each of the three weeks by clicking here.Whole MindsThe Whole Minds website is a new resource from the Woodlands Church family and features contributions from people at Highgrove. Visit https://wholeminds.org.uk for stories of challenge, hope, encouragement and to see how God has been at work in real lives.

Had Enough?The last two years have challenged hope for many people. One result of this has been an increase in poor mental health, with many people suffering anxiety and depression.Mental health has carried huge stigma over the years, but Christians are not immune from poor mental health any more than poor physical health. But God, through the Bible, offers help and hope!In this three week series, we're looking at what the Bible says about these issues. Clare Thompson begins the series by looking at the story of Elijah in 1 Kings. What can we learn from Elijah's struggles and from God's response? Small Group NotesYou can find the small group notes for each of the three weeks by clicking here.Whole MindsThe Whole Minds website is a new resource from the Woodlands Church family and features contributions from people at Highgrove. Visit https://wholeminds.org.uk for stories of challenge, hope, encouragement and to see how God has been at work in real lives.

Doug and Rachel Allord have been a part of Woodlands Church for many years and now serve as missionaries in London, England. They talk about the value of the local church, the importance of the church in the role of parenting, listening to the voice and leading of God, the tensions of trusting God in major life changes, and the process of walking faithfully with Him.

Our own Matt Holman and Pete Abbott from Woodlands Church, Bristol, talk about 1 Corinthians 14, focussing on the gifts of Prophecy and Tongues.

We're back for Season 2 of the Bristol Youth Work Podcast! To kick us off, Mike chats to Joe Cook, Youth Minister at Woodlands Church, Bristol, about the benefits of community living in lockdown, travelling the world with Mike Pilavachi, feeling the strain of missing in person delivery and what economic theory has to say about youth work in 2021! Notes: http://www.themixbristol.co.uk https://gravityleadership.com/podcast/ https://thisculturalmoment.com Music by Dan Waine

How can we be sure that the story of Jesus wasn’t changed over time? How do we know that the virgin conception, the miracles and the Resurrection weren’t added to the story late? J. Warner Wallace talks about the nature of evidence tampering in this video, excerpted from his interview with Lee Strobel at a Sunday morning service at Woodlands Church in Woodlands, Texas.Why We Know the Story of Jesus Isn't A Legendhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFM_aI251usSupport Paulogia athttp://www.patreon.com/paulogiahttp://www.paypal.me/paulogiahttps://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/YTALNY19IBC8?ref_=wl_sharehttps://teespring.com/stores/paulogiaPaulogia Audio-Only-Version Podcasthttps://paulogia.buzzsprout.comFollow Paulogia athttp://www.twitter.com/paulogia0http://www.facebook.com/paulogia0https://discord.gg/BXbv7DSSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/paulogia)

27 December 2020 - 11:00am ServiceChristmas at Woodlands Church: Everyone is InvitedWelcome to The ELEVEN AM at Woodlands Church Online. Join us online for a special pre-recorded service (so the team can all have this final Sunday of 2020 off!) This week we conclude our Christmas series with a talk on 'Everyone is Invited' from Dave Mitchell.

20 December 2020 - 7pm ServiceChristmas at Woodlands Church: A Folky ChristmasWelcome to what was supposed to be our very special ‘Folky Christmas.’ As some of our key staff members involved in the service had to self isolate, we had our very own Dave Mithcell share a lovely message with us instead. Remember, earlier today at the 11am service we heard Clare Thompson speak on the topic ‘A Star is Born.’ Go check it out!

20 December 2020 - 11am ServiceChristmas at Woodlands Church: A Star is BornThis Sunday we continued our Christmas Series with a talk from Clare Thompson on ‘A Star is Born.’ Our 11am services will be live-streamed online until January. We hope you enjoy Christmas with us!Remember to have a quick look at our 7pm service. We had a lovely ‘Folky Christmas’ service planned but due to Covid this had to be cancelled. Instead Dave Mitchell shared a short talk with us. Check it out!

13 December 2020 - 11am ServiceChristmas at Woodlands Church: Surprising the StrongThis Sunday we continued our Christmas Series with a talk from Laura Harris on ‘Surprising the Strong.’ Our 11am services will be live-streamed online until January. We hope you enjoy Christmas with us!Remember to have a look at our 7pm service where w had a lovely carol service with talented musicians and inspiring messages. Check it out!

13 December 2020 - 7pm ServiceChristmas at Woodlands Church: Carols by CandlelightWelcome to our special Carols by Candlelight service at Woodlands Church! We're live-streaming this evening and so happy to celebrate the story of Christmas with you at home. It's guaranteed to make you feel all Christmassy! If this was a normal year, our church would be packed with hundreds of people feeling festive and ready for the holiday season. We'd be enjoying mince pies and singing our hearts out. During the service, you can join in and sing along at home. The lyrics to the carols will appear on the screen. It's so great to have you with us!Remember, earlier today at the 11am service we heard Laura Harris speak on the topic ‘Surprising the Strong.’ Go check it out!

6 December 2020 - 11am ServiceChristmas at Woodlands Church: Light in the DarknessThis Sunday we started our new Christmas Series with a talk from Matt Dobson on ‘Light in the Darkness.’ Our 11am services will be live-streamed online until January. We hope you enjoy Christmas with us!Remember, our 7pm service is also looking at this topic, and Matt Dobson will be sharing with us. Check it out!STUDY NOTESThe four gospels each give a particular perspective on the life of Jesus. Unlike Matthew and Luke John’s gospel doesn’t give a nativity account. His gospel starts with the perspective of the eternal relationship between God and the Word, or as we understand that, the Father and the Son. The incarnation is introduced in those terms ‘the Word became flesh’ so we have no doubt that the Jesus we worship is also divine.Big idea: The word becoming flesh speaks of a ‘divine humility’ which is staggering! Is your view of God big enough to grasp the immensity of this act?In what way are human beings ‘in darkness’? Is that true for our present age as well as 1st Century Palestine? How is the darkness affected by Jesus becoming human?Why did so many of the highly religious, biblically educated people of Jesus time fail to recognise Him?Jesus ‘incarnate’ reveals to us exactly what God is like, (e.g. that God can self-limit, embrace suffering, allow his will not to be done for the sake of giving us the opportunity to freely turn to him and know him). How does your understanding of Go and relationship with Him resonate with those truths?Jesus once said to his followers ‘You are the light of the World’. How can we be that light today? Jesus commissioned his followers (e.g. Paul in Acts 26) to call people from darkness to light. Ask God to show you how you can point people to Jesus this Christmas.

8 November 2020 - 7pm ServiceUnited We Stand: Equipping the SaintsThis Sunday we continue our preaching series United We Stand with a message from Dave Mitchell on ‘Equipping the Saints’. As a Church, unity is one of our defining values. Without unity, we are unlikely to see our city transformed. In practice, there can be a ‘drag’ away from unity into parochial mindsets and divisions. As a body of believers, we want to actively seek to be unified, and in doing so, see positive transformation.Remember, earlier today at the 11am service we heard Tim Dobson speak on the same topic. Go check it out!You will find discussion notes below to help you go deeper with this topic during the week. DISCUSSION NOTESINTRODUCTION | Read Ephesians 4:1-13 and 1 Corinthians 14A mature Church has mature people, with diverse gifts equipped by a diverse team. Ephesians 4 gives us a template of a ‘five-fold ministry’, a team that equips a Church. The missiologist Alan Hirsch has invested heavily into the five-fold ministry (or APEST) with his 5Q teaching where he suggests this model is for everyone.STUDY QUESTIONSIf we are one part of a body to use Paul’s image how do we discover our part, our gift and calling?How would you identify five-fold ministry in Woodlands Church? How much do you feel people who carry a strong gift and calling in one area are able to equip someone like you?Woodlands has a mantra ‘everyone a minister’. Do you think this is a real and possible practice, or just a slogan? How would you define your ministry?How do you feel you need to be ‘equipped’? What methods would suit your personality? If this isn’t happening how could you feedback that to those charged with the task of ‘equipping the saints’?Is there someone you are seeking to ‘equip for ministry’ right now? Who and how?

30 August 2020 - 7pm ServiceRe-Create: Building Back BetterThis Sunday we conclude our new series Re-Create with a talk from Luke Addison looking at Nehemiah and how we can be Building Back Better.This series will examine how we can rest in God and be restored, realise our gifts and true identity in Him, and define a ‘New Normal’ that’s better than before. Remember, our 11am service is also looking at this topic, and Dave Mitchell, our Senior Pastor, shared a message and his vision for how we as Woodlands Church can build back better. Do check it out!

An incredible success story for an Alvin ISD Principal losing almost 200 pounds....and a church up in The Woodlands has been doing amazing since quarantine started by creating a food distribution center for families

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Senior Pastor of Woodlands Church, Bristol, shares on the work of the Holy Spirit.

Tim Dobson, from Woodlands Church in Bristol, continues our series on Women in the Bible with a look at Martha and Mary, as full disciples of Jesus.

If you could not make it to Vision Evening, don’t worry about it! You can catch up right here.Vision Evening: 8th October 2019Vision Evening is a chance to get fired up about God's Vision for our families, friends and communities. So, let's come together to imagine something bigger, to keep up with God's heart for more, to keep up with God's heart for our city. A vision like that needs all of us, so please book it in your diaries and make sure that you, your home group or pastorate can make the evening. We're excited and hope you are too!

This Sunday, we celebrate the greatest miracle of all time: the resurrection from the dead of the Lord Jesus Christ, who also performed other miracles during his ministry. But does the Lord still intervene miraculously in human history? We'll examine that question with Lee Strobel, professor of Christian Thought at Houston Baptist University and teaching pastor at Woodlands Church. We'll talk about his book, "The Case for Miracles: A Journalist Investigates Evidence for the Supernatural." That and more on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

This week two more classic Christian music artists to the podcast – Greg Long from the group Avalon and Billy Goodwin from the group Newsong. These two guys are Worship Leaders. They have led thousands of people in worship for decades. Greg is on staff as a Worship Leader at The Woodlands Church and Billy has been in the Christian Music industry for nearly 4 decades. Both of these artists are now on the Greatest Hits Live Tour so be sure to catch them in a city near you. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/192 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

This week two more classic Christian music artists to the podcast – Greg Long from the group Avalon and Billy Goodwin from the group Newsong. These two guys are Worship Leaders. They have led thousands of people in worship for decades. Greg is on staff as a Worship Leader at The Woodlands Church and Billy has been in the Christian Music industry for nearly 4 decades. Both of these artists are now on the Greatest Hits Live Tour so be sure to catch them in a city near you. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/192 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

What a blessing it was to have MacKenzie Phillips on the show! Share out with all of your friends, family, churches, and social media sites to show our love for what this young lady is doing to share the Gospel! MacKenzie Phillips is a 13 year old singer/songwriter of contemporary Christian music. Residing outside of Houston, TX she frequently plays local gigs on the weekends and is a special musical guest speaking and preaching about God’s love through her music. She is an active member at The Woodlands Church where she sings in The Student Ministry. MacKenzie has been honored to have original songs nominated to the long list of the Grammys on 3 occasions thus far and just released her 6th single in early Winter of 2018. You can check her out on Spotify, iTunes, Youtube, Instagram, and all other social media and music streaming sources. Website: http://www.kenzieluvsmusic.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kenzieluvsmusic/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/guide-me-to-your-love-single/1092134323 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRnAUG8LqrNpVMRTBRmSKcw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Sw7CtJQ5uo1DL8XgQChLY --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jen-lowry-writes/message

Arguably, Scripture's greatest sticking point for the secular mind—and even for an ever-increasing contingent of Christians—has been the veracity of miracles. Many scientists fail to include miracles as even a possibility for things they can't explain. But when one's presuppositions about reality refuse to allow for the possibility of miracles, well, what becomes of one's take on the veracity of Scripture as a whole? The Bible, of course, is chock full of miraculous accounts. If these accounts are merely figurative or, worse yet, mere fabrications of imaginative or deluded minds, how does that affect what Bible-believing parents have always believed about raising kids? Lee Strobel is the former award-winning legal editor of the Chicago Tribune and the best-selling author of over 20 books. His book, The Case for Christ, and its film adaptation are favorites that detail his conversion from atheism to Christianity. His book, The Case for Grace, won the 2016 nonfiction book of the year from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association, and earlier this year, he released his latest book, The Case for Miracles. For the last 25 years, his life's work has been to share evidence that supports the truth and claims of Christianity and to equip believers to share their faith with people they know and love. He is currently a teaching pastor at Woodlands Church in Texas where he speaks multiple times each year. He also recently joined the faculty at Houston Baptist University as the professor of Christian thought. Lee and his wife Leslie have been married for over 40 years; they have two grown children and live in Texas. How Doubts About the Veracity of Miracles Are Growing Today When I was growing up, my family never went to church. But I still knew—by virtue of the predominantly Christian culture I grew up in—that God certainly did miracles and that He created the earth in six days. In my public school, of course, I was taught the earth was billions of years old. Miracles were viewed as something reserved for bible-times and fairy tales. Back then, this biblical-vs-secular contradiction was never discussed by anyone. We just seemed blind to any apparent contradiction. These days, I actually think some of these contradictions are being discussed more openly than they were when I was a kid, but I'm not sure how effectively they are being discussed by the average Christian family. We live in the information age and in the day of the “New Atheists” who now use the internet as an effective platform to indoctrinate our kids with their sacrilege. I'm talking about guys like Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Matt Dillahunty, and the like. My point is that while difficult objections to the Christian faith were largely reserved for seasoned theologians in the past, these difficult challenges are now being presented on the internet to anyone and everyone, by anyone and everyone. Our kids are seeing some strong arguments against the veracity of miracles and Scripture while not seeing or caring to see the strong cases for the veracity of miracles and Scripture. If they can be persuaded that miracles don't exist, then what does that say for the credibility of the Bible as a whole? Consequently, parents and their kids now have to field questions that most of us are grossly ill-equipped to answer. When I was going toe to toe with a prominent atheist named David Silverman, he told me that if I could name just one genuine miracle, maybe he would consider Christianity. Of course, he wanted to set his own parameters for what a miracle actually was, and he wanted to re-define terms and revise history. On and on it went. It was comical actually. But there's an old saying that goes something like, “The mind can't receive what the heart has already accepted.” I challenged Mr. Silverman that, unless he had a viable third answer for how life and matter came into being, he would probably have to concede his position on miracles by virtue of ...

Arguably, Scripture's greatest sticking point for the secular mind—and even for an ever-increasing contingent of Christians—has been the veracity of miracles. Many scientists fail to include miracles as even a possibility for things they can't explain. But when one's presuppositions about reality refuse to allow for the possibility of miracles, well, what becomes of one's take on the veracity of Scripture as a whole? The Bible, of course, is chock full of miraculous accounts. If these accounts are merely figurative or, worse yet, mere fabrications of imaginative or deluded minds, how does that affect what Bible-believing parents have always believed about raising kids? Lee Strobel is the former award-winning legal editor of the Chicago Tribune and the best-selling author of over 20 books. His book, The Case for Christ, and its film adaptation are favorites that detail his conversion from atheism to Christianity. His book, The Case for Grace, won the 2016 nonfiction book of the year from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association, and earlier this year, he released his latest book, The Case for Miracles. For the last 25 years, his life's work has been to share evidence that supports the truth and claims of Christianity and to equip believers to share their faith with people they know and love. He is currently a teaching pastor at Woodlands Church in Texas where he speaks multiple times each year. He also recently joined the faculty at Houston Baptist University as the professor of Christian thought. Lee and his wife Leslie have been married for over 40 years; they have two grown children and live in Texas. How Doubts About the Veracity of Miracles Are Growing Today When I was growing up, my family never went to church. But I still knew—by virtue of the predominantly Christian culture I grew up in—that God certainly did miracles and that He created the earth in six days. In my public school, of course, I was taught the earth was billions of years old. Miracles were viewed as something reserved for bible-times and fairy tales. Back then, this biblical-vs-secular contradiction was never discussed by anyone. We just seemed blind to any apparent contradiction. These days, I actually think some of these contradictions are being discussed more openly than they were when I was a kid, but I'm not sure how effectively they are being discussed by the average Christian family. We live in the information age and in the day of the “New Atheists” who now use the internet as an effective platform to indoctrinate our kids with their sacrilege. I'm talking about guys like Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Matt Dillahunty, and the like. My point is that while difficult objections to the Christian faith were largely reserved for seasoned theologians in the past, these difficult challenges are now being presented on the internet to anyone and everyone, by anyone and everyone. Our kids are seeing some strong arguments against the veracity of miracles and Scripture while not seeing or caring to see the strong cases for the veracity of miracles and Scripture. If they can be persuaded that miracles don't exist, then what does that say for the credibility of the Bible as a whole? Consequently, parents and their kids now have to field questions that most of us are grossly ill-equipped to answer. When I was going toe to toe with a prominent atheist named David Silverman, he told me that if I could name just one genuine miracle, maybe he would consider Christianity. Of course, he wanted to set his own parameters for what a miracle actually was, and he wanted to re-define terms and revise history. On and on it went. It was comical actually. But there's an old saying that goes something like, “The mind can't receive what the heart has already accepted.” I challenged Mr. Silverman that, unless he had a viable third answer for how life and matter came into being, he would probably have to concede his position on miracles by virtue of ...

Tray is joined by Lee Strobel to talk his story of going from atheist to Believer, his books, and the transformative power of Christ, the Gospel and Grace. Lee walks us through the thought process he went through in his journey of discovery of Christ and understanding his love and grace. Lee gives us some insight on his conversion and sanctification process which lasts a lifetime. He also gives hope to those who are struggling with shame of dealing with wrongdoings and it not being instant. Lee’s book The Case for Christ was turned into a movie and he walks us through seeing his own story out there for the whole world to see. Seeing all his wrongdoings and life before Christ put on display for anyone to see is all worth it when people are coming to faith. Atheist- turned- Christian Lee Strobel is the former award- winning legal editor of the Chicago Tribune and best-selling author of more than twenty books. HIs classic, The Case for Christ, is a perennial favorite which details his conversion to Christianity. His recent release, The Case for Grace, just won the 2016 Nonfiction Book of the Year from the EPCA. For the last twenty-five years, his life’s work has been to share the evidence that supports the truth and claims of Christianity and to equip believers to share their faith with the people they know and love. Lee earned his Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Missouri and his Master of Studies in Law at Yale Law School. He was a journalist for fourteen years at The Chicago Tribune and other newspapers, winning Illinois' highest honor for public service journalism from United Press International. He also led a team that won UPI's top award for investigative reporting in Illinois. Lee has been a featured guest on national networks including ABC, Fox, Discovery, PBS, and CNN. He was the host of Faith Under Fire, a provocative program that brought together some of the brightest Christians and skeptics to debate issues central to the Christian faith. He also appeared in the feature film, God's Not Dead 2, as an expert witness for the defense. In 2017 Pure Flix Entertainment will release a major motion picture depicting Lee's journey from atheism to faith. You can learn more about the film, watch the trailer, and subscribe for updates at thecaseforchristmovie.com. As part of his speaking ministry, Lee travels across the country (and sometimes the world) sharing his testimony, encouraging believers, and challenging skeptics. He regularly speaks at conferences, commencements, fundraisers, and other major events. Lee is currently a teaching pastor at Woodlands Church in Texas where he speaks multiple times each year. He recently joined the faculty at Houston Baptist University as a Professor of Christian Thought.

Easter is a few days away. Around the world, Christians will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This event, so pivotal to Christian faith, is a reminder that Christianity is an inherently supernatural religion. Unfortunately, in the modern era, many disbelieve in miracles, their skepticism fueled by appeals to science. So, the question naturally arises, do miracles really happen? To answer that question, Influence magazine senior editor George P. Wood interviewed Lee Strobel about his new book, The Case for Miracles. Strobel began his career as the award-winning legal editor for The Chicago Tribune. After his conversion from atheism to Christianity, however, he turned his attention to apologetics and evangelism and has written bestsellers like The Case for Christ, The Case for Faith, The Case for a Creator, and The Case for Grace. He currently serves as professor of Christian Thought at Houston Baptist University as well as teaching pastor at Woodlands Church. If you’d like a video of Lee Strobel making the case for Jesus’ resurrection, which you can download and use in your church, go here. Episode 133 Notes 00:00 Introduction 01:17 Power for Life sponsor ad 01:55 Introduction of Lee Strobel 02:28 Why did you start The Case for Miracles by interviewing Michael Shermer, the well-known skeptic? And what’s his case against miracles? 05:50 Further problems with David Hume’s argument against miracles 06:50 You next interviewed Craig Kenner, author of a two-volume study, Miracles. What is Craig Keener’s case for miracles? 10:47 Did Hume ignore evidence for miracles from among his contemporaries? 13:38 Does worldview drive the skeptical argument against miracles? 14:31 Is there a well-documented contemporary miracle story you could share? 21:20 What’s the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection? You can view the video Strobel talks about here.) 30:10 How can pastors best use Easter Sunday to help people make an informed decision to follow Jesus Christ? 32:14 Conclusion

David Mitchell, pastor of Woodlands Church in Bristol, thinks about how we embrace and live out our calling from God.

Support this podcast and Tim's ministry here! Tim takes on the "gay celibacy" movement. Jake and Nathan (with a little help from Lon Chaney Jr.'s The Wolfman) ponder what the church should do with those whose temptations don't seem to be going anywhere. Here's the article by Ed Shaw, 'Godliness is Not Heterosexuality.' Here's the complete interview with Ed Shaw from Woodlands Church. Credits: "Humming", David Szesztay, Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License "I Want To Destroy Something Beautiful", Josh Woodward, licensed under an Attribution 3.0 United States License. ,"The Time To Run (Finale)" by Dexter Britain,Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License, "My Dark Passenger" by Darren Curtis, Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)

Guest speaker David Mitchell - from Woodlands Church, Bristol - takes a closer look at the Holy Spirit, as part of our Naturally Supernatural sermon series.

In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast, J. Warner Wallace is interviewed by Lee Strobel and describes the evidence he assessed when trying to determine if the Gospels were reliable accounts of the life and ministry of Jesus. What forms of evidence can we use to determine if the Gospels are telling us the truth? This video is excerpted from a Sunday morning service at Woodlands Church in Woodlands, Texas.

In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast, J. Warner Wallace is interviewed by Lee Strobel and describes the investigative template he used to investigate the reliability of the New Testament Gospels. Can we have confidence the Gospels are telling us the truth about Jesus? How can we be sure? This video is excerpted from a Sunday morning service at Woodlands Church in Woodlands, Texas.

Kjell Axel, formerly pastor of a large Stockholm church. Currently he is establishing the institute for leadership training at the Woodlands Church in Houston, Texas. Dean of the Nordic Bible Institue and church planter. He leads “The Theists,” a think tank exploring new ways to communicate the historic Christian faith, and is a frequent speaker internationally on how to present the Kingdom of God. Author of the new book "Rise Above Your Chains."

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 2.1 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 1.8 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 1.5 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 1.6 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 1.7 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 1.9 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 2.2 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 3.4 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 3.3 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 3.2 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 3.1 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 2.6 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 2.5 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 2.3 -

Bridging the Gap 2011 presents Lay Counseling Training at the Woodlands Church, Fellowship campus, by Dr. Paul Looney, MD. "Bridging the Gap" is designed to provide a better understanding of God's plan for healing.  It provides an effective means of communication to individuals who are feeling discouraged and confused, helpless and alone.  Each session is designed to provide information that is clinically sound and Biblically grounded. Session 2.4 -

David Mitchell, from Woodlands Church in Bristol, joins us to explain how he combines pastoring a large city centre church with life in a community house. If you want more from Nomad, check out our website, and follow us on Facebook and twitter If you're looking for other people to share this journey with, then register on our Listener Map, and see if any other nomads are in your area.  Nomad can only keep going because a small group of faithful listeners help us pay the bills. If you want to join them, you can make regular donations at Patreon or a one-off or regular donation through PayPal, the links to which you can find on our support page. As a thank you, you'll have access to Nomad Book Club, our online community The Beloved Listener Lounge, and Nomad Devotionals, where we're attempting to reconstruct worship through a creative mix of songs, music, readings, prayers and guest reflections.