ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Leadership Training Class
Want to grow in applying the gospel to yourself and others? Want to help lead Southwood's assault on the gates of Hell? Man or woman, member or guest, join us Wednesday nights this fall. Sign up at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
COMING EVENTS
All Events →- Slugs & Bugs Family ConcertFri, Aug 23When: Friday, August 23 at 6:30pm
Where: Church Sanctuary
Get your tickets now! More information at http://www.southwood.org/slugsandbugs - Creating ConnectionsSun, Aug 25When: Sunday, August 25 at 11:00am
Where: Southwood Gathering Space
On Sunday, August 25, you are encouraged to take a step toward Creating Connections at Southwood by visiting a Connect Community and/or meeting some of our small group leaders. The leadership teams of each Connect Community are planning a special time in each of their groups that morning. They will dismiss a little early to give you a chance to walk back to the Gathering Space and meet some Southwood small group leaders. Email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with any questions.
Last Sunday
- A Divine Wake-up Call | Will Spink
- Repent: A Major Message from Minor Prophets (2 of 15), Micah 2-3
ARTICLES AND UPDATES
Pastors Note: Keep Summer Going
As the first day of school, the kickoff of football season, and other fall events rapidly approach, my family is trying to hang on to some of the joys of summer. The ability for kids to sleep later in the morning has given us leisurely nights together at the pool or on the tennis court,… [more]
The Finer Points: 2019 PCA General Assembly
The 47th annual General Assembly (GA) of the Presbyterian Church in America was held this year from June 23 – June 27 in Dallas, TX. More than 1,000 voting commissioners (ruling and teaching elders from across the denomination) and hundreds more families and visitors gathered to do… [more]
Connecting at Southwood: Small Groups and Connect Communities
At Southwood we believe strongly that gospel-centered community is vital for our health and development as believers. We cannot thrive as followers of Jesus apart from gospel community. How is that expressed at Southwood? Primarily through two similar but different… [more]
Don’t Drown: The Small Groups Life Raft
“Help me, I’m drowning! Can anyone hear me? Can anyone help me?” This is a cry from my heart to yours, so please listen. I try to believe the lies I tell myself: “I’ll be fine in a little while”, “If I ignore it, it will go away”, and “No one understands what I am… [more]
Southwood Men Fall Retreat
How does a man of faith in Jesus live out his beliefs in our highly sexualized culture? What does it mean to be a man of faith? What does it mean to be a man? The message we are getting from our culture is confusing at best. How do biblical truth and the gospel of grace give us greater… [more]
Fall Service Opportunities
Here are a couple of ways to be active and engaged with some of our local ministry partners this fall.
First is CornerStone’s Jobs for Life class. This is a program that helps folks who are struggling with the skills needed… [more]
Southwood Kids Upcoming Events: Partner with us!
We in the Children’s Ministry have been getting to know one another and diving deeper into God’s Word alongside the rest of the church this summer. We have experienced opportunities to walk with children as they have come to know God. We have spoken with parents about their child… [more]
Pastor’s Note: The Summer of “One Another”
I was talking recently with a young man who has a good job in a good city with a good family. But he admitted to me, “I just don’t have any really good friends. There’s no one I really connect with that’s passionate about the things I believe really matter and really gets me.”… [more]
Toward Gospel Community: The Beauty of Relationships with Others Needing Jesus, Too
The Root
The epidemic of loneliness has invaded our culture in a manner that is unprecedented in Western history. While we can simplify this reality and blame cell phones and other amazing innovations of technology, I would suggest that there is something much… [more]