Every time a pastor prepares a sermon, there’s material that influences, shapes, and informs, but gets cut from the final preach. That's why we, Park Community Church, started The Pastor's Cut. We want to give YOU a chance to go behind the scenes and access the content that informs the teaching at Park each week. If you're wanting to grow in your understanding of and fascination with the Bible, you've come to the right place.
What are the friendships you make built upon and what myths have you bought into? We discuss why God created friendship and how to build real lasting relationships!
How does your relationship with your family effect you and what are your expectations for family? We discuss God's plan for family.
What are romance myths are you believing and what does a Godly relationship lookalike? Listen in as our panel answers your toughest questions on dating!
Acts 16
Restoring our evangelistic impulse, stepping into the power of God, and dealing with doubt are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Josh Laxton, Center Region teaching pastor.
A podcast of Park Community Church in Chicago.
Acts 16:1-10
Moving to live closer to your church, discerning God's direction for our lives, and the role of obedience in discerning the voice of the Holy Spirit are just a few of the things discussed on this episode with Trevor Lovell, Associate Pastor of Park Near North.
A podcast of Park Community Church in Chicago.
Acts 15:1-35
Stories of God's faithfulness from Park's past, the ability to disagree, and why John Mark deserts the First Missionary Journey are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Jackson Crum, former lead pastor and current member of Park's Global Team.
A podcast of Park Community Church in Chicago.
Acts 14:8-28
Legends that shape us, the poet Ovid, and a rhythms and practices of prayer are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Phil Adams, pastor of Sabkah Sahaara and Park's Rogers Park Network.
"On Fairy Stories" by J.R.R. Tolkien | Link: https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/on-fairy-stories1.pdf
A podcast of Park Community Church in Chicago.
Acts 13:13-14:7
Evidences of God's grace, an openness towards counseling, and helpful practices on social media are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Dan Osborn, pastor of Park Forest Glen.
"Questions Before I Post?" by Dan Osborn | Link: https://thepastors.blog/2020/09/10/questions-before-i-post/?fbclid=IwAR155P87JCotHnFkL243FsEeeHQGdsyWdXl5Aq3BfL1MPXizdrPFsdCsvWA/
A podcast of Park Community Church in Chicago.
Where is the gospel in Scripture?
Peter's surreal deliverance from prison, Antioch's unexpected response in the face of famine, and what a growing understanding of the gospel looks like are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Megan and Trevor Lovell, associate pastor of Park Near North.
A podcast of Park Community Church in Chicago.
Is my work less meaningful if it's not in ministry?
The Gentile Pentecost, the Apostle Peter's growth in understanding the gospel, and a listener question on work are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Noah Chung, associate pastor of church planting in Park's Near South Region.
How did you become a follower of Jesus?
Understanding our conversion stories, when God repeats someone's name, and a listener question on baptism are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Raef Chenery, pastor of Park South Loop.
Pressing pause to consider our lives, what makes our lives remarkable, and beginning to read the Bible with others are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Phil Adams, a pastor at Sabka Sahaara, our church on Devon.
God's surprising activity, in the gospels, in Acts, and in our very own lives, plus yoga and the enneagram are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Dan Osborn, a pastor at our Forest Glen church.
The most famous speech in Acts, Saul to Paul, and how do I know if someone is the right, or the wrong, person to marry are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Kensen Lam, a pastor at our Bridgeport church.
Life with god is a full life, why were there so many widows in Jerusalem, and how do I not waste my 20’s are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Megan Lovell.
Living a life aligned with the Holy Spirit, with obedience comes joy, and don’t be on the sidelines are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Phil Adams, a pastor in our Rogers Park network.
Why do people raise their hands while singing at church, Ravi Zacharias, and God being rightfully enraged are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Dan Osborn, the Forest Glen Church pastor.
How should we think of spiritual warfare, Jesus coming for the jews and gentiles, and the use of psalms in acts are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with John LaTorre, the Albany Park church planter pastor.
You can watch this episode on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zlAduVhfrY
Narrative style preaching, blot away your sin, and the beautiful gate are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Shine Gidla, the Saabkah Sahara church pastor.
Doing devotions with others, the early church, and honoring your father and mother are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Nathan Payne, the Near North and Center Region church pastor.
You can also watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5bWFujD0_o
The meaning of Pentecost, comparing, and was the world created in 6 days are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Dan Osborn, the Forest Glen church pastor.
You can also watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE1_m6J9G5w&t=1s
Church planting, what is your motivation , and seasons of waiting are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Noah Chung, the church planting pastor of the south region.
You can also watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3pBae3ngMo
Getting out of your holy huddles, God's got a plan for us , and how to grow as a follower of Jesus are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Joe Riccardi, the Lincoln Park church pastor.
You can also watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gSoLjTxk_A
Stepping into the mission, God's calling for you, and second temple Judaism are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Dan Osborn, the Forest Glen church pastor.
How does the gospel shape the direction of your life, living by the spirit, and how to pray are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Kensen Lam, the Bridgeport church pastor.
How true Christianity is communal, how authenticity plays into that, and heaven are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Raef Chenery, the South Loop church pastor.
The gospel doesn't hide our failures, It's a Wonderful Life, and the gospel according to Ebenezer Scrooge are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Dan Osborn, the Forest Glen church pastor.
Servant songs of Isaiah, the word of the year, and what the season of advent is about are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Jamie Borchik, the South Rogers Park church teaching pastor.
Holiday traditions, wearing or not wearing a mask, and interpreting the Bible are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Raef Chenery, the South Loop location pastor.
Solid and dotted lines, Halloween or reformation day, are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Dan Osborn, the Forest Glen location pastor.
You can also watch this episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQV-BvU5a94
St. Augustine and Josiah, the kid who became kind at 8 years old, are just a couple of things we discuss on this episode with Brenton Smith, the Norwood Park location pastor.
You can also watch this episode on YouTube. https://youtu.be/z0pEK3Ay7Ps
Candy corn, hospitality, and the relationship between lament and joy are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Ed Kraal, the Breakers pastor.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybKJos9dTHs
Spiritual gifts, community, and being a bad worship leader are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Kensen Lam, Near South lead pastor.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-wJHYjCKEA
A conversation with Rod Penner, a Park Churchwide Elder, on his new book, The Motivation Code. Check it out to learn more about what motivates you and why that matters.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtUpy28_WhA
Spiritual discipline, discerning the will of God, and the practice of solitude are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Noah Chung, South Region Church Planting Associate pastor.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOwIuRQvNK8
Fall Ice cream, our relationship with Jewish people, and positions on eschatology are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Joe Riccardi, Lincoln Park pastor of Park Community Church.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92kRnb9XjcU
Smuggling bibles, God's global heart, and the gospel moving among Muslims are just a few of the things we discuss on this episode with Dave Childers, global pastor of Park Community Church.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube. https://youtu.be/WlbY0BUtFuk
When truth is difficult. On this episode, we discuss election and "the stone of stumbling" with Brenton Smith, location pastor of Norwood Park, as he shares what got cut from his sermon on Romans 9:1-10:4.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ1FpOcZRug
On this episode, we discuss our posture in politics with Nathan Payne, lead pastor of the Central Region, as he shares what got cut from his sermon on Romans 13:1-7.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1AwC55WI3Y
On this episode, we discuss government and the role of God’s sovereignty in it with Phil Adams, teaching pastor of South Rogers Park, as he shares what got cut from his sermon on Romans 13:1-7.
You can also watch this episode on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR0dhPf2dRY&t=1s
We are so happy to be back with Season 4 of the Pastor's Cut!
Every time a pastor prepares a sermon, there’s all kinds of material that influences, shapes, and informs, but gets cut from the final preach. That's why we started The Pastor's Cut, to give YOU a chance to go behind the scenes and access the content that informs the teaching at Park each week. If you're wanting to grow in your understanding of the Bible, dive deeper into spiritual formation practices, and hear practical applications to stuff you’ve got going on in your life, you've come to the right place.
This season, we’re following along with our sermon series through second half of Romans, chapters 9-16. Thanks for joining us!
On today's episode, will be our last episode. We're on with Trevor Lovell, Associate Pastor of our Near North location, the book that closes out the Old Testament collection.
In today's episode, we're on with Trevor Lovell, Associate Pastor of our Near North location, and he is sharing on the book of Zechariah.
In today's episode, we're on with Trevor Lovell, Associate Pastor of our Near North location, and he is sharing on the book of Haggai.
In today's episode, we're on with Beth Young, a member of our Forest Glen location, and she is sharing on the book of Zephaniah.
In today's episode, we're on with Lisa Bishop, Director of Small Groups and Women's Ministry, and she is sharing on the book of Habakkuk and what it looks like to praise God even when life doesn't go how we'd hope.
In today's episode, we're on with Trevor Lovell, Associate Pastor of our Near North location, and he is sharing on the book of Micah.
In today's episode, we're on with Shine Gidla, Associate Pastor of our West Rogers Park location, and he is sharing on the book of Nahum.
In today's episode, we're on with Joe Riccardi, our Lincoln Park Location Pastor, and he is sharing on the book of Jonah, explaining the incredible story this book tells.
In today's episode, we're on with Courtney Osborn, a member of our Forest Glen location, and she is sharing on the book of Obadiah, explaining what this short prophetic book has for us.
In today's episode, we're on with Steve Coble, our Central Region Teaching Pastor, and he is sharing on the book of Amos and the prophet's call for justice.
In today's episode, we're on with Su Lee, a member of our Forest Glen location, and she is sharing on the first minor prophet, the book of Hosea.
In today's episode, we're on with Noah Chung, our Near South Region Associate Church Planting Pastor, and he is sharing on the book Joel and an important prophecy within it.
In today's episode, we're on with Phil Adams, our Rogers Park Associate Pastor of Church Planting, and he is sharing on Acts 27-28 and how the story that the book of Acts begins is still being written today.
In today's episode, we're on with Nicole Furno, a member of our Near North location, and she is sharing on Acts 21-26 and how God works through even our disrupted plans.
In today's episode, we're on with Ed Kraal, Pastor of our Breakers location, and he is sharing on Acts 18-21 and Paul's third missionary journey.
In today's episode, we're on with Joel Settecase, a member from our Forest Glen location, and he is sharing on Acts 16-18 and Paul's second missionary journey.
In today's episode, we're on with Trevor Lovell, Near North Associate Pastor, and he is sharing on Acts 15 and the Jerusalem Council.
In today's episode, we're on with Amber Smith, a member of our Norwood Park's leadership team, and she is sharing on Acts 13-14 and Paul's first missionary journey.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he is sharing on the spirit's surprise and Acts 10-11.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Director of Small Groups and Women's Ministry, Lisa Bishop, and she is sharing on Acts 9.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Phil Adams, aAssociate Churchplanting Pastor for West Rogers Park, and he is sharing on Acts 6-8.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Christine Boye, a member and deacon at our Bridgeport location, and she is sharing on opposition within and without, and Acts 3-5.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Noah Chung, our Near South Region Associate Church Planting Pastor, and he is sharing on Acts 2 and the what God's Plan A has been since the Day of Pentecost.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Forest Glen Location Pastor, Dan Osborn, and he is sharing on Acts 1 and the place of the Church in redemption history.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Norwood Park Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he is sharing on discipline, laziness, and Proverbs 24:30-34.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he is sharing on gossip, the importance of our speech, and Proverbs 16:28.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Women's Ministry Assistant, Madi Harrington, and she is sharing on speech, honesty, and Proverbs 14:5.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Director of Small Groups and Women's Ministry, Lisa Bishop, and she is sharing on forgiveness, friendship, and Proverbs 17:9.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Noah Chung, Near South Churchplanting Associate Pastor, and he's sharing on friendship, the importance of having good friends and Proverbs 18:24.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about humility, accepting feedback, and Proverbs 13:18.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing on the parable of the Talents from Matthew 25, and about how the most significant hindrance of our faithfulness is actually fear.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing on the parable of the Good Samaritan from Luke 10.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing on the parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15, and about how we understand God's heart for those who don't yet know Him.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he is sharing on the parable of the sower, from Matthew 13.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing on parables of the old and the new, from Matthew 9, and about the incompatibility of old ways of being and the new life that Jesus has brought us into.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing on the parable that closes the Sermon on the Mount, about the wise and foolish builders.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Amber Smith, a member of our Norwood Park location's leadership team, and she is sharing on the spiritual discipline of fasting.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Associate Director of Communications and member of Park South Loop, Emily Csukor, and she is sharing on the spiritual discipline of worship, specifically worship through song.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Director of Small Groups and Women's Ministry, Lisa Bishop, and she is sharing on the spiritual discipline of silence and stillness.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Joe Riccardi, Lincoln Park Pastor, and he's sharing on the spiritual discipline of memorizing scripture.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Noah Chung, Near South Churchplanting Associate Pastor, and he's sharing on the spiritual discipline of retreat.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about the spiritual discipline of journaling, a practice of slowing down and paying closer attention to life.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Shine Gilda, a member of the West Rogers Park teaching team, and he is sharing about God's purpose and Genesis 46-50.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about the fifth part of Joseph's story in Genesis 42-45.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about the fourth part of Joseph's story in Genesis 41.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on withLincoln Park Location Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he's sharing about the third part of Joseph's story in Genesis 40.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about the second part of Joseph's story in Genesis 39.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about the first part of Joseph's story in Genesis 37.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Amber Smith, a member of our Norwood Park location's leadership team, and she is sharing on Thessalonians 5:1-11 and an encouragement on the Day of the Lord. If you'd like to reach out to her, you can do so here: asmith@parkcommunitychurch.org
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Director of Small Groups and Women's Ministry, Lisa Bishop, and she is sharing on Proverbs 3:5-6, a passage God has used in her own life in this season in teaching her to lean on Him.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near South Region Churchplanting Associate Pastor, Noah Chung, and he is sharing on Acts 1, a ministry of absence, and the author Ruth Haley Barton.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park Location Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he is sharing on Hebrews 14:13-16.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Location Pastor, Nathan Payne, and he is sharing on John 4.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about Ecclesiastes 3.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with member of Park Near North, Nicole Furno, and she is sharing about giving and receiving and Philippians 4:14-20.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with member of Park Norwood Park, Amber Smith, and she is sharing about contentment, God's provision, and Philippians 4:10-13.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with member of the West Rogers Park teaching team, Shine Gidla, and he is sharing about the hope we wait with and Philippians 3:17-21.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park, Joe Riccardi, and he is sharing about pressing on towards our common goal and Philippians 3:12-16.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about counting everything as loss to know Jesus, what matters most, and Philippians 3:2-11.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he is sharing about Paul & Timothy's relationship and Philippians 2:19-24.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park Associate Director of Women's Ministry and Small Groups , Kim Cook, and she is sharing about the assurance of our salvation, growing in holiness, and Philippians 2:12-13.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near South Region Churchplanting Associate Pastor , Noah Chung, and he is sharing on humility, considering others, and Philippians 2:1-11.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Director of Small Groups and Women's Ministry, Lisa Bishop, and she is sharing on living a life in a way that is glorifying God and an example to those who do not know Christ and Philippians 1:27.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he is sharing on a life worth living and Philippians 1:19-21.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Trevor Lovell, the Near North Associate Pastor, and he is sharing on Philippians 1:12-14, boldness, and joy.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Christine Boye, a member and deacon at our Bridgeport location, and she is sharing on Philippians 1:3-6, gratitude, and choosing joy in difficult circumstances.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of Mary Magdalene, read by West Rogers Park Associate Pastor, Phil Adams.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of Joseph of Arimathea, read by Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of the Roman Soldiers, read by West Rogers Park Associate Pastor, Phil Adams.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of Peter, read by West Rogers Park Associate Pastor, Phil Adams.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of Judas, read by Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of Pontius Pilate, read by West Rogers Park Associate Pastor, Phil Adams.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of Mary, the mother of Jesus, read by Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day.
This week we will be posting each day a recording of our Holy Week Devotional, which is written from different perspectives of biblical figures. Today's episode is from the perspective of Thomas, read by our Marriage and Counseling Assistant, Zach Twardowski.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lisa Bishop, Director of Small Groups and Women's Ministry at our Near North location, and she is sharing on Philippians 4:8-9, experiencing the peace of God, and power of our thoughts and how they shape us.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Amber Smith, a member of our Norwood Park location, shares on Philippians 4, handling anxiety, and how rejoicing can help.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Noah Chung, Near South Churchplanting Associate Pastor, and he's sharing on Leviticus 25:1-7, the Sabbath Year, and how one of the requirements God had for the Israelites was to rest.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Joe Riccardi, Lincoln Park Location Pastor, and he's sharing on Psalm 34, anxiety, and the promise of deliverance.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Trevor Lovell, Near North Associate Pastor, and he's sharing on Proverbs 3, trusting God, and Hebrew word studies.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Trevor Lovell, Near North Associate Pastor, and he's sharing on Proverbs 1, King Solomon, and why wisdom is written in riddles.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he's sharing on Psalm 150, Hillsong United, and ancient worship concerts.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We've cut the Pastor's Cut, and instead will be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Amber Smith, a member of our Norwood Park location who serves on the leadership team there, and she's sharing on psalm 139, living transparently and authentically, and how God sees us.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We've cut the Pastor's Cut, and instead will be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North's Small Groups and Women's Ministry Director, Lisa Bishop, and she’s sharing on Psalm 119, acrostic Hebrew poetry, and loving God's Word.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We've cut the Pastor's Cut, and instead will be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Lincoln Park Location Pastor, Joe Riccardi, and he’s sharing on Psalm 90, the timelessness of God, and why you should number your days.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We've cut the Pastor's Cut, and instead will be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with South Loop Location Pastor, Raef Chenery, and he’s sharing on Psalm 46, Martin Luther, and how God is our refuge.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We've cut the Pastor's Cut, and instead will be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he's sharing on Psalm 42, The Pilgrim's Regress, and a desire of the heart.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he's sharing on Psalm 25, Nine Inch Nails, and wisdom in seasons of disruption.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he's sharing on Psalm 23, T.S. Eliot, and God as our shepherd.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he's sharing on Psalm 19, the morning and evening star, and using our words well.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he's sharing on Psalm 2, Mike Tyson, and fear.
Throughout this season, we wanted to create something consistent that would help add even a little sense of rhythm to life. And so, to do that, we’ve temporarily altered our use of this podcast. We'll be posting a short devotional every day. On today's episode, we're on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he's sharing on Psalm 1, Victor Frankl, and the cultivation of a rich inner life.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about our inheritance, our adoption in Christ, and getting run over by golf carts! This week, we are on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 8:12-17.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about our inheritance, our adoption in Christ, and getting run over by golf carts!
This week, we are on with Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 8:12-17.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about setting our minds on the Spirit and what it can look like to follow the Holy Spirit's leading in an increasingly post-christendom society.
This week, we are on with Associate Church Planting Pastor from West Rogers Park, Phil Adams, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 8:1-11.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about sin, natural disasters, and running with scissors!
This week, we are on with IT Director, Steve Ferry, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 7:7-25.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about the role of the Holy Spirit, hearing the Spirit's voice in our lives, and spiritual formation!
This week, we are on with Center Region Teaching Pastor, Steve Coble, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 7:1-6.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about idolatry, behavior modification and obedience from the heart!
This week, we are on with Near North Pastor and Center Region Leader, Nathan Payne, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 6:15-23.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about fighting against sin, our identity in Christ, and baptism!
We will be joined by Near South Region Pastor and Bridgeport Pastor, Kensen Lam, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 6:1-14.
On this week's episode, we will be talking about how to deal with the fear of death, the Tower of Babel, and Jacob's Ladder!
This week, we are on with Forest Glen Pastor, Dan Osborn, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 5:12-21.
We are so happy to be back with Season 3 of the Pastor's Cut! On this week's episode, we will be talking about the introduction of grace and New Year's Resolutions.
We are kicking off Season 3 of the Pastor's Cut with Norwood Park Pastor, Brenton Smith, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 5:1-11.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we'll be wrapping up Season 2 of the Pastor's Cut, seasons of doubt, and answering the question, "how have you been intentional about shaping the faith of your kids?"
Our guest this week is Center Region Lead Pastor and Near North Pastor, Nathan Payne, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 4:13-25.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about some of the different aspects of justification, some of Paul's story, and answering the question, "if I am saved through faith and not works, does that give me a free pass to do what I want?"
Our guest this week is Center Region Teaching Pastor, Jackson Crum, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 4:1-12.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about the Trinity, resting in justification and answering the question, "as a person of faith, how do I handle my doubts?"
Our guest this week is Near South Region Pastor and Bridgeport Pastor, Kensen Lam, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 3:21-31.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about grace and sin, how we can sometimes put God on trial, and answering the question, "how do you lovingly confront a brother or sister in Christ who is in sin?"
Our host this week is South Loop Pastor, Raef Chenery, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 3:9-20.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about grace and sin, how we can sometimes put God on trial, and answering the question, "how do you lovingly confront a brother or sister in Christ who is in sin?"
Our host this week is Near South Region's Church Planting Associate Pastor, Noah Chung, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 3:1-8.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about the heart motivation of holiness, the discipline of fasting, and answering the question, "can you lose your salvation?"
Our host this week is Lincoln Park Teaching Pastor, Steve Coble, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 2:17-29.
Our host this week is Roger's Park network Pastor, Phil Adams, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 2:1-16.
On this special episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about the issue of idolatry and how the book of Romans uses homosexuality as an example of this. We know this passage often gets misused, so in an effort to handle this with care, we wanted to invite two of our Park Pastors to help walk us through it.
Our guests this week are Nathan Payne from Near North and Raef Chenery from South Loop and we will be talking about Romans 1:24-32.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about the practice of thankfulness and about how people are able to understand God, even though they have never had the gospel fully explained.
Our host this week is Norwood Park Pastor, Brenton Smith, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 1:18-24.
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about the power of God and how no one is outside of the saving power of the Resurrection and answering the question, “Is coffee an acceptable addiction in the church?”
Our host this week is Forest Glen Pastor, Dan Osborn, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 1:16-17
On this episode of the Pastor’s Cut, we’re talking about “stop light conversations” and answering the question, “Why do Christians focus so much on sin, on the bad, instead of focusing on the good, especially the Good News of the Gospel?”
Our host this week is Jamie Borchik, who is a part of the Rogers Park Teaching Team, and he will be telling us what got cut from his sermon on Romans 1:1-15!
Every time a pastor prepares a sermon, there’s all kinds of material that influences, shapes, and informs, but gets cut from the final preach. That's why we started The Pastor's Cut, to give YOU a chance to go behind the scenes and access the content that informs the teaching at Park each week. If you're wanting to grow in your understanding of the Bible, dive deeper into spiritual formation practices, and hear practical applications to stuff you’ve got going on in your life, you've come to the right place.
This is the Pastor’s Cut and this season we will be following along in our sermon series through the book of Romans!
We'll be talking about Exodus 33-34 and hearing from Near North Associate Pastor, Anthony Pierri.
We'll be talking about Exodus 25-27 and hearing from Near North Associate Pastor, Trevor Lovell.
We'll be talking about Exodus 21-24 and hearing from Near South Region Associate Pastor, Noah Chung.
We'll be talking about Exodus 17-19 and hearing from West Rogers Park Pastor, Phil Adams.
We'll be talking about Exodus 15-17 and hearing from Jamie Borchik from South Rogers Park.
We'll be talking about Exodus 12-13 and hearing from Lincoln Park Pastor, Joe Riccardi.
We’re introducing a new resource to help you grow in your understanding and fascination with the Bible. Each week we will release a new episode walking through the content that helped to inform and shape the sermon that was preached that week across all of of our Chicago locations.