Woodland Presbyterian Church Memphis

WITH ONE VOICE: Hide and Seek

Russell Jung (Psalm 139) This Psalm reminds us that we are God’s workmanship and our days are in His hands and we are called to glorify Him and to do His work. Even though we try to hide from God and run from our true calling we are all gifted to carry out the work of our Creator so we all need to be about the mission of loving God and loving each other.

WITH ONE VOICE: My Whole Heart

Russell Jung (Psalm 138) We face many challenges in life and sometimes we feel doubt about our faith and pressure from others to turn away from God, but as people who are called to praise the LORD with our whole hearts we can find encouragement to Praise the LORD in all circumstances from this beautiful Psalm.

 

WITH ONE VOICE: The Lord is My Shepherd

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 23) No sermon series on the psalms would be complete without a reflection on Psalm 23. One of the most popular psalms for its reminder that God is with us, this psalm reveals God as shepherd and host, two powerful images that remind us of God’s love for us.

WITH ONE VOICE: A Psalm of Praise, Of David

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 145) One of the most important types of psalms are songs of praise. Written to raise our hearts and our words to God, they exalt the King to his place of majestic power. In reading or singing them, we are given words to move us to worship.

WITH ONE VOICE: Sing a New Song

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 96) God’s Word calls his people to respond in praise to what he has done, but that can take many different kinds of expressions. Part of our worship is to sing songs of praise with various musical styles, giving glory to our great God and King.

WITH ONE VOICE: Two Paths

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 1) The psalms are the worship book for God’s people. Songs of thanksgiving, lament, confidence, and praise give us words to exalt God and to draw near to him in times of sorrow. This summer, we’ll consider a few of them to understand more of the worship life of God’s people. Much more than singing, our worship is a response to God’s great love for us.

 

Born Again

Rev. Jason Mendoza (1 John 5:1-5)

MISSION SUNDAY: Caught in the Backdraft

Rev. Mike Malone (Mark 1:9-15)

YOUTH SUNDAY: A Picture of God's Kingdom

Rondell Treviño (Isaiah 11:1-9) By God’s grace, He gives us a prophetic picture of what His Kingdom will be and look like for us as Christians. This picture of the future Kingdom should compel us to live for Him and love our neighbors.

EASTER SUNDAY: Do You Believe In Miracles?!

Rev. Matt Miller (John 20:19-29) When you really believe in something, it changes how you act. The Law of Gravity is so convincing, I’ll never step off a roof. What about the Resurrection? If it is true, it should change my life too. In this Easter Sunday message, Pastor Matt talks about how believing that Jesus rose from the dead affected the disciples and how it can change us.