The Lord reigns. And that is indescribably good news. It’s news that we need on days like these. That’s what we explore the series conclusion of “Drawing Near: Moving Closer to God While Far from Others”.
Author: Michael Carlson (Michael Carlson)
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Psalm of Wisdom
Don’t you want to live the life that God has made you to live? Of course you do. For that, we need God’s wisdom. This week’s Psalm of Wisdom walks us down that path.
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Psalm of Remembrance
One of the very best things we can do is to remember how much God has done for us, because it reminds us who the main character and what true theme in our story really is. Check it out!
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Checking In & Giving Thanks
It’s been two months since we last gathered together for worship at 31 Park Road. Many of us have kept in touch via Community Group Zoom calls, regularly tuning in to the Park@Home worship videos, or other means of personal communication. And yet, despite the many ways we have to connect, it’s just not the same - and I miss you. One question I’m frequently asked is, “How’s Park doing?” It’s a good question...
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Psalm of Thanksgiving
How can we give thanks to God when we're in a time like this? Let Psalm 107 guide you!
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Psalm of Lament
Sometimes life comes at us in ways we wish it didn't, and we need to express our sorrows, our frustrations, our complaints to God. That's called a lament, and the Psalms teach us how to do just that...and they reveal that God actually wants us to bring our laments to him!
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Psalm of Praise
Today, we kicked off a new series on drawing near to God while being far from others – through the Psalms. In this uplifting message, we heard about a Psalm of Praise!
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Finally, Some Good News
We’re all in need of good news right now, aren’t we? Thankfully Easter is all about good news – the very best news: Jesus is alive and that means everything. Celebrate and hear the good news with us!
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Walking Through Grief
We may not call it grief, but it’s what we all experience whenever we go through change that we perceive as negative…and we’re all doing that through this coronavirus health crisis. So check out this helpful and hopeful service devoted to this theme. The Harvard Business Review article that was mentioned can be read right...
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Be Still and Know
What do we need to be able to survive the storm, the chaos, the fire, the wave? The presence of God. So how do we 'get' it?