Marshall Methodist Church

03/21/2026

Singing Fellowship Friday night 3/20/26 at 6pm. We had an awesome time worshipping and fellows hi in songs

01/17/2026

01/04/2026

Brother Rick Brewer will be bringing the message at 10:15 am. We would love to to have you visit our church. We are on Zach Ridge Rd in Marshall. We are on the road behind Harps across from Civic Center

Sermon:
‘Q: Is it OK to pray to Jesus?’

Scriptures:
Matt 6:9,
2 Cor 12:7-10

12/21/2025

Sunday 9:15 am Bible Study 2 Kings:11:1
10:15 am Worship Service
The message : “Personal Invitation” will be presented by Bro Rick Brewer. The message will be taken from 2 Samuel 7:16 and Isaiah 9:6-7

We would love to have you join us for our worship service.

Zack Ridge Rd
Marshall Arkansas

12/11/2025

Marshall Methodist
Zack Rd
Marshall Arkansas 72650

Bro Roy Dillard will present the message
The 2nd Advent. Sunday we will look at Mark 13: 32-37 as we celebrate this season and look back at the birth, the incarnation, of our Savior, we also need to look forward, and prepare for the day He will come again, are we ready for that day?

We would love to have you join us. We are a Bible believing congregation and love our Lord.
Bible Study 9:15 am
Worship Service 10:15 am

12/04/2025

Good afternoon, Woodshed fam! As of today, we are completely full at the Woodshed house! With a full house comes the necessity for some toiletries and cleaning supplies. If you feel led to help, you can drop any of these items off at the Woodland office Monday through Thursday 9-4 or during church services. Thanks so much for all your support!

11/28/2025

Something I never knew

11/28/2025

Starting our season of celebrating of Lord and Savior’s birthday. World largest birthday party December 25. All are invited

11/27/2025

From Bro Roy Dillard

The Hebrew word for “give thanks” in the Old Testament is yadah and it literally means “to acknowledge God in the middle of the mess.”

It doesn’t mean “feel grateful.”
It doesn’t mean “wait until things get better.”
It means “God, I see You present even in this.”

In Jewish worship, yadah wasn’t used for victory it was often used in seasons of fear, uncertainty, and waiting.

Thanksgiving wasn’t a celebration of how well life was going. It was an act of surrender when life didn’t make sense.

And that truth reframes everything we think about gratitude.

Here are several ways I’m practicing yādâ (thanksgiving)in my own life this week

1. Gratitude isn’t something you wait to feel; it’s something you choose to practice. 1 Thessalonians 5:18

2. Today’s pain makes more sense when you remember tomorrow’s promise. Romans 8:18

3. Complaining is often our heart’s way of saying, ‘God, I don’t trust what You’re doing right now.’ Philippians 2:14

4. If Jesus trusted His Father in the worst moment, I can trust Him in mine. 1 Peter 2:23

5. When I think I deserve better, gratitude disappears. But When I remember grace, it returns.” Luke 13:2–3

6. If you can’t lose Christ, then you can’t lose your reason to give thanks. Romans 8:35–39

Thanksgiving isn’t just about being grateful for what you can see. It’s learning to trust God with what you can’t see.

Yādâ is gratitude in uncertainty.
Gratitude in fear.
Gratitude in waiting.
Gratitude in confusion.
Gratitude in the “not yet.”
Gratitude in “even this”

It’s saying, “God, I thank You now because You already know what I don’t.”

So wherever you find yourself right now
if the diagnosis hasn’t come back,
if the finances don’t make sense,
if the relationship is unresolved,
if the future feels uncertain.
you can still yādâ.

Because biblical thankfulness isn’t built on what you have.It’s built on the God who holds what you don’t understand.

And you can trust Him “even in this”.