A Tale of Two Siblings with Dr. Nick Garza

Dr. Nick Garza, from Convoy of Hope, joins us at Parkway and gives us an update on Convoy of Hope, a unique word for Parkway, and then walks us through the story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15. How the son who stayed had just as many issues as the one who left and what we can learn from that.

Join Mark Swanburg as he talks through the ministry gifts and how we use our gifts to fit together as a body. How we don't get to see the full picture until we pursue our gifts (our piece of the puzzle) and our place with others.

The oppression the Israelites were living under in Egypt was multi-dimensional, and it mirrors many of the spiritual and cultural pressures we see in society today. What did that look like in Exodus-and what does it still look like today?

Join Pastor Chase Smotherman as he walks us through the first four Egyptian plagues and how God separated the people of Israel and what that means for us.

This Sunday we celebrated our PreK, Elementary, and High School Seniors who were moving on to the next grade or season in their life. Then Pastor Chase shared a word and vision for the power that a Yes can bring. Specifically over the lives of our Interns who were graduating from the program and launching into their ministry lives.

In part 2 of this study in Exodus, Pastor Jay digs into Deliverance. Deliverance for the Israelites, wasn't just God preparing the leaders. It was God preparing the people. And it wasn't until their cries turned toward God that everything changed.

Listen as we discover how the lodging place confronts past disobedience with tomorrows purpose and learn how we can be a people that sees the fire of God and says, "This I got to see!"

Apart from our relationship with Jesus, Unity and togetherness is what calls us out as separate from the world. We can't be 99 for the 1 if the 99 don't get along with one another.

God can use you just as you are. He doesn't ask for perfection, but a surrendered heart.

Hear this story of war veteran Dave Roever whose life is a testimony of someone who can go through tragedy and triumph because of Christ.