Park Near North: Recent Episodes
Park Community Church
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Trevor Lovell
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Kensen Lam
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Josh Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Together as one church we will walk through the redemptive journey - starting with the depravity of sin, the sovereign plan of God, and the victory of the cross. In our new sermon series through the book of Romans, we will see the WHOLE gospel. It is the good news of Jesus that saves us, sanctifies us, sustains us, secures us, and satisfies us for all eternity.
Preacher: Steve Coble
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Anthony Pierri
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble
The story of Exodus is the story of a loving God rescuing his people out of oppression and slavery. He sets them free not so they can live for themselves, but so that they can live out what they were created for. In Christ, God is doing the same for his people. He is setting them free not to live for themselves but to love and be loved by the one who created them. True liberating freedom doesn’t come through our agency to choose something for ourselves. It comes through loving and serving the one who chose us in Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
The church is so much more than what we think it might be... Over the next few weeks we will address some of the misconceptions of what the Church is — and have a chance to paint a bigger picture of what it can be.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
The church is so much more than what we think it might be... Over the next few weeks we will address some of the misconceptions of what the Church is — and have a chance to paint a bigger picture of what it can be.
Preacher: Trever Lovell
The church is so much more than what we think it might be... Over the next few weeks we will address some of the misconceptions of what the Church is — and have a chance to paint a bigger picture of what it can be.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
The church is so much more than what we think it might be... Over the next few weeks we will address some of the misconceptions of what the Church is — and have a chance to paint a bigger picture of what it can be.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
In the gospel of John, Jesus articulates a version of fulfillment and satisfaction that is contrary to ours. We often seek it out in jobs, money, power, or relationship, but Jesus claims he is fulfillment and satisfaction. He is the source of it and the path to it. He is the one who satisfies the deepest longing of the human heart and he says it with just two words, “I Am.”
Preacher: Nathan Payne
In the gospel of John, Jesus articulates a version of fulfillment and satisfaction that is contrary to ours. We often seek it out in jobs, money, power, or relationship, but Jesus claims he is fulfillment and satisfaction. He is the source of it and the path to it. He is the one who satisfies the deepest longing of the human heart and he says it with just two words, “I Am.”
Preacher: Jackson Crum
In the gospel of John, Jesus articulates a version of fulfillment and satisfaction that is contrary to ours. We often seek it out in jobs, money, power, or relationship, but Jesus claims he is fulfillment and satisfaction. He is the source of it and the path to it. He is the one who satisfies the deepest longing of the human heart and he says it with just two words, “I Am.”
Preacher: Steve Coble
In the gospel of John, Jesus articulates a version of fulfillment and satisfaction that is contrary to ours. We often seek it out in jobs, money, power, or relationship, but Jesus claims he is fulfillment and satisfaction. He is the source of it and the path to it. He is the one who satisfies the deepest longing of the human heart and he says it with just two words, “I Am.”
Preacher: Jackson Crum
In the gospel of John, Jesus articulates a version of fulfillment and satisfaction that is contrary to ours. We often seek it out in jobs, money, power, or relationship, but Jesus claims he is fulfillment and satisfaction. He is the source of it and the path to it. He is the one who satisfies the deepest longing of the human heart and he says it with just two words, “I Am.”
Preacher: Steve Coble
In the gospel of John, Jesus articulates a version of fulfillment and satisfaction that is contrary to ours. We often seek it out in jobs, money, power, or relationship, but Jesus claims he is fulfillment and satisfaction. He is the source of it and the path to it. He is the one who satisfies the deepest longing of the human heart and he says it with just two words, “I Am.”
Preacher: Jackson Crum
In the gospel of John, Jesus articulates a version of fulfillment and satisfaction that is contrary to ours. We often seek it out in jobs, money, power, or relationship, but Jesus claims he is fulfillment and satisfaction. He is the source of it and the path to it. He is the one who satisfies the deepest longing of the human heart and he says it with just two words, “I Am.”
Preacher: Steve Coble
Explore God is a city-wide sermon series where we will be joining with churches across the Chicagoland area to take on tough questions that deserve deep, intelligent, and nuanced answers. For 7 weeks we will answer questions about God, Purpose, Suffering, Jesus, the Bible, Religion, and other topics.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Explore God is a city-wide sermon series where we will be joining with churches across the Chicagoland area to take on tough questions that deserve deep, intelligent, and nuanced answers. For 7 weeks we will answer questions about God, Purpose, Suffering, Jesus, the Bible, Religion, and other topics.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Explore God is a city-wide sermon series where we will be joining with churches across the Chicagoland area to take on tough questions that deserve deep, intelligent, and nuanced answers. For 7 weeks we will answer questions about God, Purpose, Suffering, Jesus, the Bible, Religion, and other topics.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Explore God is a city-wide sermon series where we will be joining with churches across the Chicagoland area to take on tough questions that deserve deep, intelligent, and nuanced answers. For 7 weeks we will answer questions about God, Purpose, Suffering, Jesus, the Bible, Religion, and other topics.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Explore God is a city-wide sermon series where we will be joining with churches across the Chicagoland area to take on tough questions that deserve deep, intelligent, and nuanced answers. For 7 weeks we will answer questions about God, Purpose, Suffering, Jesus, the Bible, Religion, and other topics.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Explore God is a city-wide sermon series where we will be joining with churches across the Chicagoland area to take on tough questions that deserve deep, intelligent, and nuanced answers. For 7 weeks we will answer questions about God, Purpose, Suffering, Jesus, the Bible, Religion, and other topics.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Explore God is a city-wide sermon series where we will be joining with churches across the Chicagoland area to take on tough questions that deserve deep, intelligent, and nuanced answers. For 7 weeks we will answer questions about God, Purpose, Suffering, Jesus, the Bible, Religion, and other topics.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Vision Weekend is time for us to reset and refocus as a church. This weekend we shared where we feel God is calling Park Community Church Near North in 2019.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Anthony Pierri Scripture: Galatians 6:6-18
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 5:26-6:5
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: Galatians 5:1-15
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 5:16-25
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 4:21-31
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 4:8-20
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: Galatians 4:8-20
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 3:15-25
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: Galatians 3:1-14
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 2:11-21
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 2:1-10
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: Galatians 1:6-9
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: Galatians 1:6-9
The book of Galatians was written originally to drive home the point that faith in Christ alone is what makes us right with God. This is the deepest part of every follower of Jesus. We start with this truth. We continue by this truth. And we will finish because of this truth. The Apostle Paul wants to ensure that followers of Jesus don’t stray from that truth, even when the natural inclination of the human heart wants to add to it — so he encourages them to stay the course. And in staying the course, we will more fully understand the breadth of God’s love.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: Galatians 1:1-5
Investing this life in the next life is always risk-free.
Preacher: Anthony Pierri Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:35-44
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Steve Coble
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Raef Chenery
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Steve Coble
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Dan Osborn
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Being missional is not just for our Global Partners… it’s for all of us. John 20:21 says, “As the Father has sent me, even so I am sending you.” We have been sent here, to this city, and have been called to be present, to pray, and to proclaim the Good New of the Gospel.
Preacher: Dan Osborn
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Steve Coble
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Jay Knobloch & Jonathan Masters
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.
Preacher: Steve Coble
In the book of Matthew, we read Jesus’ instruction, to "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." Baptism is a way of publicly declaring that you are a follower of Christ. It’s our outward expression of our inward faith and during this sermon we will open the scriptures together and see His instruction for us.
In Matthew, Jesus says that the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few (Matt. 9:37). We take seriously the call of Jesus to pray for the Lord of the Harvest to send out workers to the Nations. As Christians, we all need to be a part of this work so we hope to encourage others to engage globally through opportunities in our city and overseas.
Preacher: Dan Osborn
Relationships are an incredibly significant part of our lives. This series will help us think biblically about our relationships and the people that are in our sphere of influence. We know when we put our relationships in the context of the gospel, it changes the way we approach everything and everyone and sends a message of hope to the watching world.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Relationships are an incredibly significant part of our lives. This series will help us think biblically about our relationships and the people that are in our sphere of influence. We know when we put our relationships in the context of the gospel, it changes the way we approach everything and everyone and sends a message of hope to the watching world.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
Relationships are an incredibly significant part of our lives. This series will help us think biblically about our relationships and the people that are in our sphere of influence. We know when we put our relationships in the context of the gospel, it changes the way we approach everything and everyone and sends a message of hope to the watching world.
Preacher: Steve Coble
Relationships are an incredibly significant part of our lives. This series will help us think biblically about our relationships and the people that are in our sphere of influence. We know when we put our relationships in the context of the gospel, it changes the way we approach everything and everyone and sends a message of hope to the watching world.
Preacher: Nathan Payne
Relationships are an incredibly significant part of our lives. This series will help us think biblically about our relationships and the people that are in our sphere of influence. We know when we put our relationships in the context of the gospel, it changes the way we approach everything and everyone and sends a message of hope to the watching world.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture : 1 Samuel 18:1-5
Relationships are an incredibly significant part of our lives. This series will help us think biblically about our relationships and the people that are in our sphere of influence. We know when we put our relationships in the context of the gospel, it changes the way we approach everything and everyone and sends a message of hope to the watching world.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture : Genesis 1:26-27
Those who were once broken are now made whole. Those who were once lost are now found. Those who were once dead are now alive.
The story of the gospel has the power to change everything, and this is what we are celebrating on Easter Sunday!
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: James 5:13-20
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Dan Osborn Scripture: James 5:7-12
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: James 5:1-6
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Trevor Jenkins Scripture: James 4:13-17
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: James 4:1-12
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: James 3:13-18
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: James 3:1-12
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: James 2:14-26
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: James 2:1-13
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: James 1:16-27
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Jackson Crum Scripture: James 1:9-15
When you hear the word “religion,” many ideas might pop into your head… legalism, the tension of faith and works, the genuineness of faith, etc. The book of James contrasts these ideas with a true and genuine religion… one that puts faith into action and one that can only be found in Jesus Christ.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture: James 1:1-8
Humility is not so much a mindset or posture, as it is a call to action.
Preacher: Dan Osborn
The word “advent” means “arrival” or “coming” and it’s a time for us to spiritually prepare for the birth of Jesus at Christmas. This week, we look at Isaiah's prophecy of a coming savior.
Preacher: Jackson Crum
The word “advent” means “arrival” or “coming” and it’s a time for us to spiritually prepare for the birth of Jesus at Christmas. This week, we look at Isaiah's prophecy of a coming savior.
Preacher: Steve Coble
The word “advent” means “arrival” or “coming” and it’s a time for us to spiritually prepare for the birth of Jesus at Christmas. This week, we look at Isaiah's prophecy of a coming savior.
Preacher: Trevor Jenkins Scripture Text: Luke 1:1-17
The word “advent” means “arrival” or “coming” and it’s a time for us to spiritually prepare for the birth of Jesus at Christmas. This week, we look at Isaiah's prophecy of a coming savior.
Preacher: Steve Coble Scripture Text: Isaiah 9:1-7
Luke 17:11-19 tells the story of Jesus healing 10 Lepers. After being healed, nine of them go on their way while only one comes back. In his interaction with the one who returns, a Samaritan man, Jesus makes a profound statement about thankfulness; that it is our response to God's undeserved kindness. Scripture Reference: Luke 17:11-19 Preacher: Dan Osborn
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Preacher: Jackson Crum
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Preacher: Jackson Crum
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: Matthew 28:16-20 Preacher: Steve Coble
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: Ephesians 4:4-13 Preacher: Jackson Crum
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: Acts 2:42-47 Preacher: Steve Coble
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: 1 Corinthians 12:1-31 Preacher: Jackson Crum
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: John 10:7-18 Preacher: Jackson Crum
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: Hebrews 10:19-25 Preacher: Steve Coble
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: 2 Timothy 3:16-17 Preacher: Steve Coble
Each week this fall we will be teaching on the nature and purpose of the Church. In our series "The Glory of God on Display: Reintroducing the Church," we'll consider the foundation, life, and mission of the people of God saved and sent by Jesus. Scripture reference: 1 Peter 2:9 Preacher: Jackson Crum
No one can own your spiritual walk. No one can love God and love others for you. Loving God and loving others starts with taking one step. Scripture reference: Matthew 22:34-40 Preacher: Jackson Crum
As we survey America and the church, the topic of race is still a taboo conversation to have. But the church should be a part of the solution; a divided church cannot impact a divided nation on the issue of race. Scripture Reference: Galatians 2:11-16 Preacher: Trevor Jenkins
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: Job 40 Preacher: Jason Helveston
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: Daniel 3 Preacher: Steve Coble
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: 1 Kings 18 Preacher: Steve Coble
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: Joshua 1 Preacher: Trevor Jenkins
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. *This weekend was our annual Elder Preach weekend (see 1 Timothy 3:1-7). Scripture reference: 1 Samuel 17 Preacher: Nathan Payne (Park Elder)
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: the book of Ruth Preacher: Jackson Crum
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: 2 Samuel 9 Preacher: Jackson Crum
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: Genesis 37-47 Preacher: Steve Coble
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: Exodus 3 Preacher: Dan Osborn
All great stories in the Old Testament point to the greatest story in the Bible and that is the story of Jesus. So join us each week throughout the summer as we look at a different influential person from the Old Testament and learn how God used their life to demonstrate his sovereignty throughout the ages and how we can apply these truths to our lives today. Scripture reference: Judges 4 Preacher: Jason Helveston
All great stories in the Bible point us towards the greatest story of all -- and that is the story of Jesus. Throughout the summer we will be looking at different influential characters from the Old Testament -- you won’t want to miss a week! Scripture reference: book of Esther Preacher: Jackson Crum
All great stories in the Bible point us towards the greatest story of all -- and that is the story of Jesus. Throughout the summer we will be looking at different influential characters from the Old Testament -- you won’t want to miss a week! Scripture reference: Genesis 22:1-19 Preacher: Steve Coble
All great stories in the Bible point us towards the greatest story of all -- and that is the story of Jesus. Throughout the summer we will be looking at different influential characters from the Old Testament -- you won’t want to miss a week! Scripture reference: the book of Jonah Preacher: Jackson Crum
Our desire for this series is that you’ll catch a glimpse of God’s heart for ALL nations and learn what your role might be in seeing the good news go to the ends of the earth as we proclaim “Jesus is worth it.” Scripture reference - Isaiah 6:1-8 Preacher - Jackson Crum
Our desire for this series is that you’ll catch a glimpse of God’s heart for ALL nations and learn what your role might be in seeing the good news go to the ends of the earth as we proclaim “Jesus is worth it.” Scripture reference: Acts 17:22-28 Preacher: Steve Coble
Our desire for this series is that you’ll catch a glimpse of God’s heart for ALL nations and learn what your role might be in seeing the good news go to the ends of the earth as we proclaim “Jesus is worth it.”
God has a long and storied history of welcoming our questions. At Park, we try to reflect this posture. During this two week series we'll be talking about two of life's big questions - How can we say Jesus is the only way to God? And if God is good, why do bad things happen? And we are allowing space for your to bring questions of your own. Scripture reference - Genesis 3 Preacher - Jason Helveston
God has a long and storied history of welcoming our questions. At Park, we try to reflect this posture. During this two week series we'll be talking about two of life's big questions - How can we say Jesus is the only way to God? And if God is good, why do bad things happen? And we are allowing space for your to bring questions of your own. Scripture reference - John 14:6 Preacher: Jackson Crum
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history.
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history. Scripture reference: Mark 15:1-20 Preacher: Steve Coble
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history. Scripture reference - Mark 14 Preacher - Jackson Crum
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history.
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history.
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history. Scripture reference: Mark 11:1-11 Preacher: Steve Coble
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history. Scripture reference - Mark 10:32-45 Preacher: Jason Helveston
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history.
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history.
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history.
Over the course of The Story of the Cross series (Mark 8-16) we'll see that at his stage of Mark’s account, everything points to Jesus going to the cross. We will see how Jesus’s death was actually the greatest triumph in human history.
Looking at the last election season, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at last year's election season, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at last year's election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Advent is meant to be a season of preparation for Christmas... Yet Christmas as we know it can be stressful. We find ourselves falling into hectic modern rhythms. We spend too much $$ on decor & gifts and too little time being present with people... It doesn't have to be this way. Join us this #AdventatPark as we challenge ourselves in doing Christmas differently.
Advent is meant to be a season of preparation for Christmas... Yet Christmas as we know it can be stressful. We find ourselves falling into hectic modern rhythms. We spend too much $$ on decor & gifts and too little time being present with people... It doesn't have to be this way. Join us this #AdventatPark as we challenge ourselves in doing Christmas differently.
Advent is meant to be a season of preparation for Christmas... Yet Christmas as we know it can be stressful. We find ourselves falling into hectic modern rhythms. We spend too much $$ on decor & gifts and too little time being present with people...
Advent is meant to be a season of preparation for Christmas... Yet Christmas as we know it can be stressful. We find ourselves falling into hectic modern rhythms. We spend too much $$ on decor & gifts and too little time being present with people... It doesn't have to be this way. Join us for #AdventatPark as we challenge ourselves in doing Christmas differently.
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
A special recorded conversation with Park's Lead Pastor, Jackson Crum, on the heart and vision behind UNFINISHED. To learn more about how you can join this journey of generosity, visit unfinished.church.
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
We’re starting a new series called “What Now?” Looking at the upcoming election, threats of terrorism, racial tension... a lot us are shaking our heads thinking, what now? Where do we turn when the systems we believed in fail us?
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.
The authors of the Psalms didn't hide anything from God. In their joy, fear, depression, grief, and frustration, one thing remained constant; being honest with God. In this series, we'll look at how they could do that, and how we too – through our relationship with Jesus Christ – can be real with God no matter what we face.