Phil Stevenson shares four observations and two principles from Jesus' parable likening the Kingdom of God to leaven (yeast).

In his 18th sermon from the book of Acts, Pastor Wayne Griswold shares some thoughts and applications from the transformation, confrontation, and preparation we see in the years following the conversion of Saul.

"God still reaches even the most improbable and He still calls even the most reluctant to Himself to participate with Him in His gracious redemptive work." Pastor Wayne Griswold in his 17th sermon in the book of Acts.

Pastor Wayne Griswold resumes his series in Acts with this 16th sermon. In it, we see persecution scatter believers but are reminded that both for the church and for us individually, what Satan means for evil, God means for good.

Wayne Griswold (pastor here at East Parkway) and Bill Wickham (pastor at Spring valley Church in Rocklin) tag-team a sermon that reminds us that we are sent as individuals, as the church, and as the kingdom of God.

By looking at Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church, Pastor Wayne Griswold helps us consider the immense love of Christ for us and how that affects our daily lives.

In this 3rd and final sermon of his Portraits of Jesus series, Dr. David Nystrom expands on the book of Hebrews and its portrayal of the preeminence of the person, priesthood, and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

In his 2nd sermon on Portraits of Jesus, Dr. David Nystrom leads a discussion through two passages (Philippians 2:5-11 and Colossians 1:15-23) to expand on the Apostle Paul's description of the person and work of Jesus.

In this 1st sermon of a 3-part series, Dr. David Nystrom looks at how John portrays Jesus -- in particular, Jesus' use of "Son of Man" to describe Himself.

Andrei Yaholkovsky turns our attention to Job Chapter 28, a poem about wisdom that addresses the problem of suffering.