Parkway Church

God has called every believer to serve Him and to make a lasting difference in the world around them. In 2 Timothy 1, Paul challenges Timothy to fan into flame the gift that God has given him. Just as Paul challenged Timothy, we can all live with a white-hot passion for the Lord as we serve Him.

Jesus cares about your mental health, and we do too. That’s why we are discovering together how to deal with anxiety, worry, negativity, and other unhealthy patterns. Discover how to rest in the Lord and find peace, and kill comparison as we study Philippians 4.

Jesus cares about your mental health, and we do too. That’s why we are discovering together how to deal with anxiety, worry, negativity, and other unhealthy patterns. Discover how to fix your thoughts on things that build you up instead of tearing you down as we study Philippians 4.

Jesus promises life to those who put their faith in Him. As we follow Him, we discover that the life He promised isn't just reserved for Heaven but can be lived today!

Some of the most important truths in life are contradictory on the surface.  These are known as paradoxes.  In Matthew 16, Jesus drops a paradox of His own. If you want to find your life then you must lose it.

Trust is fragile. It can be easily broken. The good news is that it can also be repaired when you know the steps to rebuilding trust.

You can’t and you shouldn’t trust everyone. The Bible tells us who not to trust and why.

Trust is much easier to build, enter into, avoid, or repair if we know what to look for.

Trust is the fuel for all of life.  Nothing in life works without it - especially relationships.  Trust drives everything. - Henry Cloud

God is with us. He is working in us, around us, and through us. The story of Joseph reminds us that wherever we are God is with us we can trust Him and see Him work in our lives.

God’s placement in our life is always perfect even when it seems imperfect to us.  We have all been placed perfectly by God to know and to live His purposes.

God had a plan for Joseph’s life. Some think that being in the middle of God’s plan is the safest place to be, but Joseph tells a different story. God’s plans are always easiest for us, but they are always best for us.

The hope of Christmas lives beyond the holidays because our hope is found in the grace of God.  Discover how you can live with grace as your guide in the year to come.

Jesus brought joy into the world at His birth and still brings joy to the world today. 

Every Christmas, we celebrate and know that God chose to love us because God’s love is at the heart of Christmas.  He didn’t wait for us to love Him, He came for us so that we could love Him and the birth of Jesus is proof.   Christmas is a time to reflect on the amazing love that God has for us and to remember how this love impacts our lives.

Psalm 23 promises God’s care both here on earth and for all eternity.  The Good Shepherd, Jesus, promises to build a place for us and come for us so that we can be with Him in the house of the Lord forever.  Discover how the promise of heaven gives us hope here and now.

Psalm 23 teaches that God blesses us beyond measure.  Discover how to see the blessings and provision of God and see how the Good Shepherd, Jesus, meets all of our needs.

Imagine a meal with the best of everything - the best food, best drink, and the perfect host.   That’s how Psalm 23 presents our relationship with God.  He sets the table for us to be with us, but He does it in a very unexpected place.  He does it in the presence of our enemies.  Discover how to focus on the presence and voice of the Lord even in the presence of those who seek to hurt, harm, and e...

Life isn’t always easy.  It doesn’t always make sense.  That’s when we need to remember the truths from Psalm 23.  God is with us.  God is working in us.  God is protecting us and we can put our full confidence in Him.

Psalm 23 offers something that we all need today.  It offers us rest and renewal in the midst of our busy lives.  Discover how the Good Shepherd, Jesus, cares for us and gives us the rest we need.

Psalm 23 describes God as our Good Shepherd. Just as a good shepherd cares for his sheep, God cares for us. What does that really mean, though? Psalm 23:1-2 speaks directly to our daily lives, portraying God as a caring guide who provides for our needs and leads us to places of peace and restoration. Just as a shepherd tends to the well-being of their flock, these verses remind us of God's constan...

We all leave a legacy.  Some legacies are good.  Others, not so much.  Discover from the life of David how to pass down a legacy worth living.

David, a man after God's own heart, remained steadfast in his devotion despite his personal failures. His willingness to acknowledge his mistakes, coupled with his persistent pursuit of righteousness, highlights a profound example of grace, resilience, and an unbreakable dependence on God.

David's love for and worship of God is beautifully evident in his Psalms, where he pours out his heart in praise, lament, and adoration.  He bares his soul before God, but David’s love for God isn’t limited to private moments with Him.  David worshipped God with great passion and great devotion and he wanted others to do the same.  Discover how you can live a life of worship to honor God.

When God looks at our hearts, what does He look for?  He’s looking for deeply spiritual, genuinely humble, honest-to-the-core servants who have integrity.  David’s integrity shines in his interactions with Saul as he refuses to harm the king, even when presented with opportunities to take revenge.  Discover how to live a life after God’s own heart by living a life of integrity.