Investing this life in the next life is always risk-free.

Preacher: Anthony Pierri

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:35-44

What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.

Preacher: Steve Coble

What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.

Preacher: Raef Chenery

What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.

Preacher: Steve Coble

Judges - Samson: Part 1 by Park Community Church

What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.

Preacher: Dan Osborn

What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.

Preacher: Jackson Crum

Being missional is not just for our Global Partners… it’s for all of us. John 20:21 says, “As the Father has sent me, even so I am sending you.” We have been sent here, to this city, and have been called to be present, to pray, and to proclaim the Good New of the Gospel.

Preacher: Dan Osborn

What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.

Preacher: Jackson Crum

What we see in Judges is the people of God failing to drive out the darkness around them. That darkness begins to influence them in a way that drives them away from God. Over time, people began to do what was right in their own eyes, and they lived their lives as though God was not their king. Broken people, known as judges, lead them on a cycle of faithfulness and failed commitment to God. In the end, the story points us to the reality that all of God’s people need a greater Judge, a greater Savior.

Preacher: Steve Coble