Join us for part two of our Spiritual Friendship sermon series.

When we realize who we are before God and what He has done for us, we become someone who passes on mercy to others. In this sermon, Pastor Peter Grant walks through the story of the Good Samaritan to help us imagine reaching more people in 2020.

Part One of the Spiritual Friendship series studies the friendship of David and Jonathan from 1 Samuel 18.

What we learn from the life of Mary is that God doesn't always remove the source of our fears and difficulties, but he does always walk with us and gives us the courage to keep going.

For a Christian the “Full Picture of Christmas” was established some 700 years before Jesus’ birth. Isaiah’s prophesy began laying out this true and full picture of what was in store with the birth of Jesus Christ.

Listen to this inspiring testimony given during a Sunday night service of trusting God through life's most difficult and challenging moments.

The topic of the Holy Spirit is an extensive one that is seen from the very beginning of time to the end of the Revelations. A clear danger we run into today is that Christians have tried to copy and paste different passages of the Bible to fit what they want the Holy Spirit to be. Let’s not be known for talent and intellect while forgetting the most important part – the Holy Spirit’s supernatural power working within us and constantly leading us.

The topic of worship is not an argument about styles, genres, or even eras; it must be about the transformation of the heart that causes a lifestyle of praise to God. The beauty of worship is that it looks different from person to person, but the source always remains the same and motivates the heart continually.

Today we live in a time of continual deterioration of Christian values and it is imperative that we understand our God-given purpose. Paul writes this letter to Titus in order to encourage the believers to remain focused in the midst of pagan society that did all it could do to discredit their faith.

Missionary Jeff Carney speaks from Matthew 9:36-38 for Parkway's Missions Emphasis Sunday.