Media & Blogs
Holiday Missions Partner Highlight: Denver Rescue Mission
Wednesday, November 20, 2024
During this holiday season, we're inviting our community to engage with and care for our neighbors by actively participating anew with one of our Mission Partners.
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Artwork: "Earnestly Desire the Spiritual Gifts" & "Spirit Come & Consume Us"
Friday, November 8, 2024
Though our individual lives feel much smaller, the Church in whole is not. How grand is the scope of what the Spirit is building up?
See More ›Ministry Partner Highlight: Scarlet Hope
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
As followers of Jesus, we are called to love our neighbor through the joys of life and through its pains. We are called to be there in times of righteousness and in times of injustice. At Park Church, we encourage everyone who calls Park home to live this mission.
See More ›Praying for Missions Partners in Lebanon
Tuesday, October 8, 2024
Media & Blogs Here we cover many topics—church seasons, series content, event photos, and more. See our recent posts below, […]
See More ›Serving with the Park Kids Team
Wednesday, September 25, 2024
The Park Kids Team is a community that grows as leaders and helps establish the next generation of believers. Join us in the communal joy of showing kids the Gospel.
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Psalm 150—Artwork
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Media & Blogs Here we cover many topics—church seasons, series content, event photos, and more. See our recent posts below, […]
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Psalm 149—Artwork
Monday, August 5, 2024
Media & Blogs Here we cover many topics—church seasons, series content, event photos, and more. See our recent posts below, […]
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Psalm 148—Artwork
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
The Doxology is one of my favorite pieces of church liturgy, so reading Psalm 148 I immediately felt a familiar pull towards it...
See More ›Jason Procopio Update: July 2024
Tuesday, July 23, 2024
Media & Blogs Here we cover many topics—church seasons, series content, event photos, and more. See our recent posts below, […]
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Psalm 147—Artwork
Monday, July 22, 2024
Psalm 147 has some iconic verses that speak to the vastness of God’s glory. I started this piece inspired by the imagery of space and the cosmos...
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Psalm 145—Artwork
Monday, July 8, 2024
I’ve always been drawn to the themes of topography in scripture. In fact, the theme of gardens, God as the great gardener in John 15, and Mary mistaking the resurrected Jesus for a gardener is why we chose to name our oldest daughter, Eden...
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Psalm 144—Artwork
Monday, July 1, 2024
I chose Psalm 144, a humbling psalm that juxtaposes the unimaginable power of God and the weakness of man...
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A Word From Author Jonathan Holmes on This Year’s Men’s Retreat
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
Media & Blogs Here we cover many topics—church seasons, series content, event photos, and more. See our recent posts below, […]
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Psalm 143—Artwork
Monday, June 24, 2024
This Psalm, although having a desperate setting—that of being in most urgent need, ‘crushed to the ground,’ has immense reserves of hope in the God that saves, the God that is faithful. And so it was my hope to try and capture that desperation mingled with hope. This ultimately led me to use the figures here as well as a muted color palette.
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Psalm 142—Artwork
Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Media & Blogs Here we cover many topics—church seasons, series content, event photos, and more. See our recent posts below, […]
See More ›New Elders: Dan Boryla & Chance Coe
Thursday, June 13, 2024
Elders at Park Church bear covenantal responsibility for the local church and are charged by God to serve the church by providing shepherding care, theological leadership, and organizational oversight as we pursue our mission together...
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Psalm 141—Artwork
Monday, June 10, 2024
"Among the many physiological allusions in Psalm 141, the mouth is referenced more than any other. The mouth is painted as both an instrument of prayer and praise and a means for destruction..."
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Psalm 140—Artwork
Monday, June 3, 2024
"This piece is based on Psalm 140. In this psalm, David talks about evil men, men of violence, who make plans to trip up his feet. My thought process brought me to 1 Peter 5:8..."
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