First Presbyterian Church in North Palm Beach

The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is very best and its very worst. This summer, we’re listening to...

 The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is very best and its very worst. This summer, we’re listening to...

The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is very best and its very worst. This summer, we’re listening to...

 The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is very best and its very worst. This summer, we’re listening to...

The beginning of a New Series!  After God's Own Heart. The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is ve...

The very center of Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. As Yale historian Jaroslav Pelikan recognizes, the resurrection is “the turning point of human history.” Christians believe that resurrection reshapes the world, and our lives, here and now- and, that resurrection gives us real hope for the future. During the Easter season, as the Church celebrates and reflects o...

The very center of Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. As Yale historian Jaroslav Pelikan recognizes, the resurrection is “the turning point of human history.” Christians believe that resurrection reshapes the world, and our lives, here and now- and, that resurrection gives us real hope for the future. During the Easter season, as the Church celebrates and reflects o...

The very center of Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. As Yale historian Jaroslav Pelikan recognizes, the resurrection is “the turning point of human history.” Christians believe that resurrection reshapes the world, and our lives, here and now- and, that resurrection gives us real hope for the future. During the Easter season, as the Church celebrates and reflects o...

The very center of Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. As Yale historian Jaroslav Pelikan recognizes, the resurrection is “the turning point of human history.” Christians believe that resurrection reshapes the world, and our lives, here and now- and, that resurrection gives us real hope for the future. During the Easter season, as the Church celebrates and reflects o...

We celebrate the resurrection of our risen Lord Jesus!

 The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening. 

The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.  Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

 The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.  Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

 The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.  Speaker: Ryan Fink 

 The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.  Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

 The beating heart of the Christian good news is that Jesus Christ is the living God coming among us, “moving into the neighborhood.” This winter at FPC, we’ll be reflecting on a number of the images the Gospel of John uses to describe who Jesus is, and their roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, to experience how the light of God in our lives. 

 The beating heart of the Christian good news is that Jesus Christ is the living God coming among us, “moving into the neighborhood.” This winter at FPC, we’ll be reflecting on a number of the images the Gospel of John uses to describe who Jesus is, and their roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, to experience how the light of God in our lives. 

 The beating heart of the Christian good news is that Jesus Christ is the living God coming among us, “moving into the neighborhood.” This winter at FPC, we’ll be reflecting on a number of the images the Gospel of John uses to describe who Jesus is, and their roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, to experience how the light of God in our lives.  Scripture: John 3: 1-15; 21:4-9 Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ay...

The beating heart of the Christian good news is that Jesus Christ is the living God coming among us, “moving into the neighborhood.” This winter at FPC, we’ll be reflecting on a number of the images the Gospel of John uses to describe who Jesus is, and their roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, to experience how the light of God in our lives.

 The beating heart of the Christian good news is that Jesus Christ is the living God coming among us, “moving into the neighborhood.” This winter at FPC, we’ll be reflecting on a number of the images the Gospel of John uses to describe who Jesus is, and their roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, to experience how the light of God in our lives.  Scripture: Exodus 12:1-14; John 1:29 Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jar...

The beating heart of the Christian good news is that Jesus Christ is the living God coming among us, “moving into the neighborhood.” This winter at FPC, we’ll be reflecting on a number of the images the Gospel of John uses to describe who Jesus is, and their roots in the Hebrew Scriptures, to experience how the light of God in our lives.  Scripture: Psalm 2; John 1:32-34 Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ay...

This is the first installment of our New Series: "Seeing Jesus" Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers Scripture: Exodus 13: 21-22, 40: 34-38; John 1: 1-5, 14 

 “Advent” means “coming” or arrival. During the Advent season, Christians reflect on God’s arrival among us in the birth of Jesus at Christmas, and attend to how Jesus is breaking into the here-and-now of our lives in the present. This December at First Presbyterian Church, we’ll be doing this by listening to the prayers embedded in the story of Jesus’ birth in Luke 1-2. These time-worn prayers ar...

 New Series: Praying Christmas   “Advent” means “coming” or arrival. During the Advent season, Christians reflect on God’s arrival among us in the birth of Jesus at Christmas, and attend to how Jesus is breaking into the here-and-now of our lives in the present. This December at First Presbyterian Church, we’ll be doing this by listening to the prayers embedded in the story of Jesus’ birth in Luke...

 Jesus’ stories are some of his most well-known teachings. He loved to teach using “parables”: punchy mini-stories that tell the truth, but “tell it slant.” Jesus, to teach us about the God we can’t see, unfolds to us parables from the everyday world we can see; he tells stories about judges and neighbors, widows and sheep and lost coins and lost kids. This fall at FPC, we’ll be listening to Jesus...