Community

This was our third preview service for Park Church Downtown. The four Sundays in March are an opportunity to explore and get involved in our new congregation Downtown prior to our official public launch on Easter Sunday, April 4. Today we’re in a mini-series called Who Are We? We’ll discuss community.

 

Matthew 8:23–34: Jesus and the Chaotic Waters

Jesus has come to bring about a new creation and a new exodus, and all who believe in Him and follow Him get to experience the salvation and freedom that He alone can bring.

 

Worship

This was our second preview service for Park Church Downtown. The four Sundays in March are an opportunity to explore and get involved in our new congregation Downtown prior to our official public launch on Easter Sunday, April 4. Today we’re in a mini-series called Who Are We? We’ll discuss worship.

 

Matthew 8:23–24: The Cost of Following Jesus

Jesus expects that true disciples would be so compelled by His Kingdom mission and so convinced of its urgency and necessity that they will follow Him no matter the cost.

 

The Gospel of Grace

This was our first preview service for Park Church Downtown. The four Sundays in March are an opportunity to explore and get involved in our new congregation Downtown prior to our official public launch on Easter Sunday, April 4. Today we’re starting a mini-series called Who Are We? We’ll discuss the gospel of grace.

 

Matthew 8:5–17: Jesus, Faith, & Healing

Jesus is breaking down some of the most substantial political, religious, and social barriers of the day by healing people outside of Israel’s religious boundary markers. Jesus has not come merely as the Messiah of Israel, but He has come to be the Savior of the World, bringing reconciliation and restoration to all who turn to Him in faith.

 

Men’s Seminar: God’s Design for Sexual Wholeness

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In our sexualized age, it’s difficult to discern what exactly our sexuality is for. Questions of identity quickly surface. Our longings for fulfillment are deep and often complex. And loud voices all around us claim versions of liberation. All along, God stands ready to save, speaking into the confusion with kindness and clarity. God—the creator of our bodies, the one who spoke into existence our sexuality and capacities for pleasure and relationship—has laid before us His true, good, and beautiful design for it all. As men who follow Jesus, we want to hear what He has to say, learning to live as whole beings, walking as disciples who enjoy the healing presence and genuine freedom afforded us in the grace of Christ. Let’s do that together.