Park Community Church - Hyde Park

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastoral Resident Thomas Paukovitz teaches on Luke 14v7-14. In these parables, Jesus exposes humanity's tendency toward selfishness and self-centeredness. In a world obsessed with status and validation, the Kingdom of God is found through humility—just as Christ humbled himself for us.

In this special Advent homily, Pastor Noah reflects on Matthew 2:1-12. Through this familiar passage, we're reminded that even in our search for a savior, the heart of Christmas reveals that Christ seeks us first and turns our hearts toward the future joy of His promised return.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, elder Jim White teaches on Luke 13v10-21. In this passage, Jesus demonstrates God's kingdom love through healing. We see how Jesus showed God's care for everyone. Likewise, Jim challenges us to consider what might be holding us back from experiencing and sharing God's kingdom love with others.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 13v1-9. In these verses, Jesus highlights the importance of repentance in the Christian life, not as a burdensome demand for salvation, but as a gracious invitation offered through God's love, mercy, and patience.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 12v35-48. In these verses, Jesus instructs His disciples to be ready, stating, "for the Son of Man is coming at an hour you do not expect." What does it mean to be ready? This teaching challenges us to live with a sense of hope, faithfulness, and stewardship.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 12v13-34. What holds the highest value in your life right now? In this sermon, Noah explores the ways in which we often mismanage our earthly treasures, highlighting how these actions can obstruct our relationship with our Greatest Treasure, Christ.

This week, we return to the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Kensen from Park Bridgeport teaches on Luke 12v1-12. What does it mean to acknowledge Christ in our daily lives? It means relying completely on Christ for our salvation, trusting that God knows and values us deeply, and sharing the good news with others as the Holy Spirit guides us.

Concluding our series on "Formation: What is Forming You?", Pastor Noah teaches on the relationship between faith and politics. What insights does the Bible offer on political engagement? What influences are shaping our political views? And how does the Gospel call us to participate in the political arena?

Continuing our series on "Formation: What is Forming You?", this week Pastor Noah explores the topic of our work. What does God say about work? Does our work matter to God? And if so, how can we align our professional lives with our spiritual journey?

Continuing our Series on "Formation: What is Forming You?" This week, Pastor Noah explores the topic of "our worldview." In what ways does our worldview relate to the story of God? Our personal stories find true meaning and purpose when they align with God's greater story.

This week, we're starting a new sermon series titled "Formation: What is Forming You?" Pastor Noah delves into the surprising influence of our habits, revealing how they shape us in ways we often overlook. In this sermon, he explores how God wants us to form habits that align with His ways, not just our own. Listen in to learn about the impact of daily routines on our spiritual lives and how we ca...

In our ongoing series on the Gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches on Luke 11v37-54. During a meal with Pharisees and legal experts, Jesus confronts them about their greed, hypocrisy, and violence. This sermon explores how we can safeguard our faith from devolving into mere religious formalism. Embracing the gift of the gospel inspires genuine and wholehearted obedience.

In our ongoing series on the Gospel of Luke, Thomas Paukovitz teaches on Luke 11v14-36, illustrating how Jesus emphasizes that true faith transcends mere belief. Indeed, a gospel-centered life emerges not only from acknowledging and believing in the gospel's truth but also from actively living it out in our daily lives.

Pastor Noah continues our Luke Sermon Series with Luke 11:1-13 on the topic of prayer. He walks through why we ask for prayer, how to pray - based of the Lord's prayer, and why we find it difficult to pray in our lives.

Pastor Noah continues our Luke Sermon Series with Luke 10:38-42 and what it means to sit and listen at the feet of Jesus. He also shares what prevents us from sitting at Jesus' feet as well as how we are to do so.

As we pick back up in our Luke Sermon Series, Herbert shares on Luke 19:11-27 and how we shall be judged and rewarded by God according to the faithfulness of our labor, regardless of outcome. In other words, we are not called to be successful, but to be faithful and obedient in our labor for Him.

As we end our series on the minor prophets, Thomas, one of our elders, dives into the last prophet to speak in the Old Testament, Malachi. In this book, God shares his heart for His people to come back under his care, and to prepare for the day when God will claim forever that we belong to Him.

From the prophet of Zechariah. In this message, Pastor Kensen from the Bridgeport location describes how Zechariah encourages his people that he is a God of second chances that this their hope can ultimately be on Him.

From the prophet of Haggai. In this message, Noah describes how Israel had strayed away from God's ways and how today we have also strayed and are in need of coming back to Him and His unyielding faithfulness.

A message on the Prophet Zephaniah, Pastor Noah teaches about why God's judgement is necessary. Zephaniah reveals that though God's judgement is fierce on evil and sin, it is also a vehicle of his mercy and love.

A study on the prophet Micah, Pastor Noah teaches about what God wants from his people. As Micah prophesied judgement on Israel, he also reveals how God desires more than just meaningless action.

A message from the prophet of Nahum. In this message, Thomas dives into the difficult conversation of how we reconcile a God who is described as loving, merciful, and faithful along with vengeful, jealous, and wrathful.

In today's message, Jim dives into the story of the prophet Jonah. As many of us might be familiar with the story of the fish, the real heart of the message Jim expands on, diving into how we handle situations: when God is asking us to do something we don't want to do; when God has mercy on our enemies; and when God appears to remove his blessings from us?

The book of Habakkuk. In this message, pastor Kensen wrestles with the question of where is God during the difficult times. The message of Habakkuk shows us how to live in faith amidst the difficult times.

A message on the book of Obadiah from Herbert. In today's message, we discuss how difficult it is to wait on God's justice when we want it now. Even though it doesn't always feel like it, the Day of the Lord is coming where God will make all things right. Let's be ready for that day.