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Park Church Blog
Here we cover many topics—church seasons, series content, event photos, and more. See our recent posts below, or click see all blog posts below to browse the archive.
Prism: Singleness Through the Lens of the Gospel
Monday, November 9, 2020
Learn more and replay the video broadcast of Prism, the November 2020 seminar on Singleness and the Gospel.
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Psalm 109—Artwork
Thursday, August 6, 2020
Christ in the Psalms ArtworkThis piece examines King David in a place of darkness, doubt, loneliness and despair. I painted the piece in acrylic to emphasize the plastic nature of the Little Tike toy, which represents King David.
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Psalm 108—Artwork
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Christ in the Psalms ArtworkMy prayer is that in the midst of sorrow, we can rejoice in who God is, and that one may look upon this burst of color and light and be moved to praise our incomprehensible God.
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Psalm 107—Artwork
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Christ in the Psalms Artwork“He turned the desert into pools of water and the parched ground into flowing springs, there He brought the hungry to live and they founded a city where they could settle.”—an oasis in the middle of dry sand!
See More ›Preparing for Sunday
This is a weekly blog post with one purpose: to help those coming to Park’s Sunday gathering engage with the teaching and liturgy in a more meaningful way. We use this space to share in advance our Sunday’s liturgy: the scripture we’ll be studying, the songs we’ll be singing, and the prayers we’ll be praying together. We also share a handful of thoughts each week to help you use these things to prepare for the service. See our recent posts below, or click see all Sundays below to browse the archive.
November 29, 2020
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Though not always as tangible as we'd like, the echoes of justice we can hear now and our lingering desires for justice remind us of the just character of Jesus.
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Thursday, November 19, 2020
His Kingdom is to be a realm where people treat one another with the honor, dignity, care, and love that they themselves desire. It’s a beautiful vision for life, and one that we all fall woefully short of. And that’s why Jesus came.
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Thursday, November 12, 2020
Over time, we learn to value what He values and to trust that He always provides what is good for us, even when it doesn’t make sense from our vantage point.
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Thursday, November 5, 2020
When you have done the hard work to get an honest assessment of yourself and your own need for spectacular mercy, you may be in a better position to lovingly support others on their journey toward the healing and transformative love of God.
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