Garden Church Teaching Podcast

The Psalms train us in a life of conversation with God. The Psalms teach us how to bring our whole selves before—our joy, sorrow, questions, fears, and our hopes.Each week we will teach through a Psalm and then meditate on it throughout the week, allowing it to get into our mind, heart, imagination and memory as we make the Psalmist’s prayer our own prayer.

This week Oliver Parsons teaches from Psalm 13.

The Psalms train us in a life of conversation with God. The Psalms teach us how to bring our whole selves before—our joy, sorrow, questions, fears, and our hopes.Each week we will teach through a Psalm and then meditate on it throughout the week, allowing it to get into our mind, heart, imagination and memory as we make the Psalmist’s prayer our own prayer. This week Ali Esau teaches from Psalm 62.

The Psalms train us in a life of conversation with God. The Psalms teach us how to bring our whole selves before—our joy, sorrow, questions, fears, and our hopes.Each week we will teach through a Psalm and then meditate on it throughout the week, allowing it to get into our mind, heart, imagination and memory as we make the Psalmist’s prayer our own prayer.

This week Oliver Parsons teaches a prayer of confession from Psalm 51.

The Psalms train us in a life of conversation with God. The Psalms teach us how to bring our whole selves before—our joy, sorrow, questions, fears, and our hopes.Each week we will teach through a Psalm and then meditate on it throughout the week, allowing it to get into our mind, heart, imagination and memory as we make the Psalmist’s prayer our own prayer. This week Will Sohnchen teaches a prayer of contentment from Psalm 131. 

The Psalms train us in a life of conversation with God. The Psalms teach us how to bring our whole selves before—our joy, sorrow, questions, fears, and our hopes.

Each week we will teach through a Psalm and then meditate on it throughout the week, allowing it to get into our mind, heart, imagination and memory as we make the Psalmist’s prayer our own prayer. This week Oliver Parsons teaches from Psalm 1.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal.

This week Oliver Parsons looks at the second act of the parable of the lost sons from Luke 15.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal.

This week Will Sohnchen looks at the first act of the parable of the lost sons from Luke 15.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Pastor Oliver Parsons looks at the parable of the friend at midnight from Luke 11.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Pastor Oliver Parsons looks at the parable of the sheep and the goats from Matthew 25.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week guest speaker Keith Whitaker shares from Matthew 20 and the parable of the generous land owner.