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The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
he Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour.
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour.
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour.
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour.
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
The Christian Calendar tells the story of Jesus, the anticipation of his birth, the revelation of his life, the passion of his death, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in his Ascension. The largest time in the calendar is Ordinary Time, or Kingdom Time, where we follow Jesus in the regular rhythms of our day to day. Everyday Theology is the path laid out for our teaching in 2024, it started with Advent/Christmas (the beginning of the Christian Calendar) and will take us through Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost as we journey through the story of Jesus, which leads us into the story of his people. Our aim this year is to focus on the foundations of our faith, why do we do what we do, and to make sure that our worship and words give the due reverence and respect to our creator and saviour. Join us as we study the existence and nature of the Jesus, and his influence on us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
Christmas Eve Service
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This four-week series will explore the hope that we have in the season of Advent. It will be broken down into the two main emphases: first, the anticipation of the first coming when all of the hope that was prophesied in the Old Testament found flesh in the person of Jesus Christ, and second, the seeking of Christ’s second coming for us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
This four-week series will explore the hope that we have in the season of Advent. It will be broken down into the two main emphases: first, the anticipation of the first coming when all of the hope that was prophesied in the Old Testament found flesh in the person of Jesus Christ, and second, the seeking of Christ’s second coming for us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
This four-week series will explore the hope that we have in the season of Advent. It will be broken down into the two main emphases: first, the anticipation of the first coming when all of the hope that was prophesied in the Old Testament found flesh in the person of Jesus Christ, and second, the seeking of Christ’s second coming for us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
This four-week series will explore the hope that we have in the season of Advent. It will be broken down into the two main emphases: first, the anticipation of the first coming when all of the hope that was prophesied in the Old Testament found flesh in the person of Jesus Christ, and second, the seeking of Christ’s second coming for us.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
Take a listen as Pastor Sarah brings the message this morning about cleaning up. web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
This weekend we are excited to have Jef Hackett from Compassion Canada joining us.Compassion Canada is one of the world’s leading child development organizations, Compassion’s mission is to release children from poverty in Jesus’ name. Over the last 70 years, Compassion revolutionized the fight against global poverty by partnering with local churches to lift children out of spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty. Today, Compassion partners with over 8,000 churches in 29 countries to deliver our proven child development program to more than 2 million infants, children and youth. Around the world, children, families and entire communities are being empowered to overcome poverty and thrive both now and into the future.web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
In our “Broken Saviours” series we will look at Judges, a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible.Through this scandalous history, we can see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we see a God who remains faithful, even when we are faithless.In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did whatever seemed right to him. Judges 21:25web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawa Insta | @parkwaychurchottawa
In our “Broken Saviours” series we will look at Judges, a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible.Through this scandalous history, we can see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we see a God who remains faithful, even when we are faithless.In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did whatever seemed right to him. Judges 21:25web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawa Insta | @parkwaychurchottawa
In our “Broken Saviours” series we will look at Judges, a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible.Through this scandalous history, we can see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we see a God who remains faithful, even when we are faithless.In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did whatever seemed right to him. Judges 21:25web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawa Insta | @parkwaychurchottawa
In our “Broken Saviours” series we will look at Judges, a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible.Through this scandalous history, we can see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we see a God who remains faithful, even when we are faithless.In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did whatever seemed right to him. Judges 21:25web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawa Insta | @parkwaychurchottawa
In our “Broken Saviours” series we will look at Judges, a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible.Through this scandalous history, we can see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we see a God who remains faithful, even when we are faithless.In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did whatever seemed right to him. Judges 21:25web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawa Insta | @parkwaychurchottawa
This week we hear from our Kids Director, Erica Slaven, about the importance of the Gospel. We also hear about our VBS Food Truck Party.
Enjoy!
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In our “Broken Saviours” series we will look at Judges, a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible.Through this scandalous history, we can see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we see a God who remains faithful, even when we are faithless.In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did whatever seemed right to him. Judges 21:25web | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawa Insta | @parkwaychurchottawa
13 views Streamed live 89 minutes agoIn our “Broken Saviours” series we will look at Judges, a book with some of the most scandalous and strange stories in the entire Bible.
Through this scandalous history, we can see what God can do with the most broken of heroes—and behind every hero, we see a God who remains faithful, even when we are faithless.
In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did whatever seemed right to him. Judges 21:25
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For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.
Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible."
Why?
The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.
Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.
This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball. https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...
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For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.
Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible."
Why?
The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.
Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.
This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball. https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to...
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1 John 3:16-18 says, "This is how we have come to know love: He laid down his life for us. We should also lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters. If anyone has this world’s goods and sees a fellow believer in need but withholds compassion from him—how does God’s love reside in him? Little children, let us not love in word or speech, but in action and in truth." Have you ever thought of missions or an act of charity hurting someone?When we focus on symptoms rather than underlying causes, we often hurt the very people we are trying to help.Join us Sunday as we discuss the future of international missions at parkway and how we are working to ensure that our charity doesn’t hurt the very people we seek to help.
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to-read-the-bibleweb | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
For centuries, the Bible was called “the Good Book,” a moral and religious text that guided us into a relationship with God, showing us the right way to live.Today there is an accusation that … “The fastest way to become atheist is to read the whole Bible." Why?The argument is that the Bible is outdated and harmful, and that many Christians are unaware of the odd and disturbing things the Bible says because they have never read the whole bible, only the “pretty” parts.Join us as we discuss claims that the bible is anti-women, anti-science, pro-violence, pro-slavery, hateful and divisive, along with what appears to be some really random verses.This series is based on the book of the same name by Dan Kimball.https://www.dankimball.com/how-not-to-read-the-bibleweb | www.parkwaychurch.caFB | @parkwaychurchottawaInsta | @parkwaychurchottawa
Proverbs 3:5-6
How do you pray? Do you say the bargaining prayers? Ones like, “God, if you do this, I will…”? Is prayer an afterthought, something we just do when it suits us or we’re in trouble? Is prayer getting God to give me what I want? There may have been times when we say, “I’ll pray for you!” and it doesn’t mean that anything is actually going to happen—it’s just nice to say, or we forget to follow through later. But what if prayer is far more important than we give it credit for?This 3 week series will look at what stops us from truly engaging in prayer, and push to pray anyways.
How do you pray? Do you say the bargaining prayers? Ones like, “God, if you do this, I will…”? Is prayer an afterthought, something we just do when it suits us or we’re in trouble? Is prayer getting God to give me what I want? There may have been times when we say, “I’ll pray for you!” and it doesn’t mean that anything is actually going to happen—it’s just nice to say, or we forget to follow through later. But what if prayer is far more important than we give it credit for?This 3 week series will look at what stops us from truly engaging in prayer, and push to pray anyways.
Join us for the next 5 weeks where we begin to explore the mission of Parkway Church, how it has connected into the community around us, and how our church will be partnering with specific organizations in the future.Each week will have a special guest representing 4 causes that are important to the heart of Parkway. This week we have the privilege to hear from Nepean, Rideau, Osgoode Community Resource Centre.Rejoice in hope; be patient in affliction; be persistent in prayer. Share with the saints in their needs; pursue hospitality. - Romans 12:12-13
Join us for the next 5 weeks where we begin to explore the mission of Parkway Church, how it has connected into the community around us, and how our church will be partnering with specific organizations in the future.
Each week will have a special guest representing 4 causes that are important to the heart of Parkway. This week we have the privilege to hear from Greely Community Association.
Rejoice in hope; be patient in affliction; be persistent in prayer. Share with the saints in their needs; pursue hospitality. - Romans 12:12-13
Guest speaker Jasmin Duckworth from Christian Horizons joins this week!
Join us for the next 5 weeks where we begin to explore the mission of Parkway Church, how it has connected into the community around us, and how our church will be partnering with specific organizations in the future. Each week will have a special guest representing 4 causes that are important to the heart of Parkway. This week we have the privilege to hear from Christian Horizons.
Rejoice in hope; be patient in affliction; be persistent in prayer. Share with the saints in their needs; pursue hospitality. - Romans 12:12-13
When we think on the last year there is a lot to be thankful for, we have come together as a church family, and we have impacted the community around us. We have made new friends, celebrated growing families, and shared meals together. As we start this year anew we need to remember that we serve the God that is the same, the one who stood with generations before us, and will be with the generations after us. (Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Hebrews 13:8)Join us this new year as begin with a series of devotion, reading the same scriptures together daily, and praying as a church family. There will be physical copies of the devotion we are following onsite @ Parkway Church starting January 8th, 2023, and each Sunday we dig deeper into he daily reading as a church family.
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When we think on the last year there is a lot to be thankful for, we have come together as a church family, and we have impacted the community around us. We have made new friends, celebrated growing families, and shared meals together. As we start this year anew we need to remember that we serve the God that is the same, the one who stood with generations before us, and will be with the generations after us. (Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Hebrews 13:8)Join us this new year as begin with a series of devotion, reading the same scriptures together daily, and praying as a church family. There will be physical copies of the devotion we are following onsite @ Parkway Church starting January 8th, 2023, and each Sunday we dig deeper into he daily reading as a church family.
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When we think on the last year there is a lot to be thankful for, we have come together as a church family, and we have impacted the community around us. We have made new friends, celebrated growing families, and shared meals together. As we start this year anew we need to remember that we serve the God that is the same, the one who stood with generations before us, and will be with the generations after us. (Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Hebrews 13:8)Join us this new year as begin with a series of devotion, reading the same scriptures together daily, and praying as a church family. There will be physical copies of the devotion we are following onsite @ Parkway Church starting January 8th, 2023, and each Sunday we dig deeper into he daily reading as a church family.
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