Parkwood Podcast

Behold Jesus. In this sermon, Pastor Danny teaches that “you become what you behold,” using Matthew’s genealogy to show that Jesus’ story includes people with deep failures and flaws. He emphasizes that Jesus enters into our brokenness and invites us to be grafted into God’s family by choosing Him. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more...

The old is gone, the new is here. In this sermon, Pastor Mike speaks on the new life available to those who believe in Christ. We learn about the depth of God’s love and the miracle of transformation that comes when we receive Jesus as Lord and Saviour. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's...

One is a very important number. In this sermon, Pastor Sam Sibley teaches that God values each lost person and calls us to notice, pursue, and love the one who is far from Him. From Luke 15, he urges believers not to settle for caring for the ninety-nine but to prioritize reaching the one. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us,...

Perfectionism is your attempt at right action, but justification is God’s action toward you. In this sermon, Pastor Linda Armaly teaches us that we are justified by faith, at peace with God, and have access to His grace—all through Jesus’ work, not our own. She urges us to stand firm in this identity, free from condemnation and shame. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and fi...

In the glory and the grief, our God is still the same. This week, we look at the story of Moses, who encounters the fire of God in the middle of his ordinary workday. We’re reminded that God still meets us in the mundane, reveals His glory to those who seek Him, and walks with us through every season of life. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To...

Just because the storm is present doesn’t mean that God is absent. This week we look at the parable of the Wise and Foolish Builders, where Jesus warns that storms will come to all, but only those who live out His words will stand. Faith must be practiced, not just professed. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our web...

The Word of God in a healthy heart will always bear miraculous fruit. This week we look at the parable of the sower, where Jesus describes four heart conditions that determine how we receive God’s Word. Pastor Danny challenges us to examine our own hearts and reminds us that God offers a new heart to those who seek Him. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His...

Self-righteousness blinds you to your need for mercy. This week, we look at the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, which reminds us that true righteousness comes not from trusting in our own goodness but by humbling ourselves and crying out for God’s mercy. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website. ...

Keep knocking on Heaven’s door. This week, we look at the Parable of the Friend at Midnight, a story that shows how Jesus calls us to pray persistently, compassionately, and expectantly—seeking more of God, not just more from Him. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Parkwood's Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ To h...

Christ is coming back for His bride! This week, we look at the Parable of the Ten Virgins, a story Jesus tells to urge His followers to stay awake and be prepared for His return. It's a call to readiness at all times, living with eternity in mind, even when the waiting seems long. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visi...

Life doesn’t consist in the abundance of possessions. This week, we look at the parable of the Rich Fool, a man who builds bigger barns for himself but forgets about eternity. Jesus warns us to guard against all kinds of greed and invites us to a life of generosity with Kingdom purpose. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, vi...

The Father’s love meets us in both our rebellion and our religion. This week, we look at the parable of the two lost sons — one who runs and one who stays but grows prideful. Whether we’ve wandered or tried to earn our place, God welcomes us with open arms and invites us into the joy of coming home. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more...

It’s not just about helping others — it’s about getting a new heart. In this sermon, we look at the familiar parable of the Good Samaritan, which challenges us to confront our prejudice, pride, and lack of compassion. Jesus, the ultimate Good Samaritan, meets us in our brokenness, heals our wounds, and calls us to love others with the same mercy He’s shown us! We exist to help people find hope in...

God doesn’t operate on performance — He operates on grace. In this sermon, Pastor Danny begins our new teaching series with the parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, showing that God’s grace isn’t earned, it’s a gift. Jesus, the greatest storyteller, teaches in God’s Kingdom everyone is invited to receive His unmerited love and mercy. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and ...

From brokenness to everlasting hope. In this sermon, Pastor Danny concludes the  We Believe  series by declaring our belief in the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting—calling us to embrace God’s grace even in our mess and live in light of the eternal hope we have in Christ. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family....

God works in the messy mingling. In this sermon, Pastor Danny teaches that the Church is both a vast global body and an intimate local community, and calls us believers to move from passive attendance to active, loving participation. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠ To help in...

The Wind of God. In this sermon, Pastor Sarah reminds us that we are the home of the Holy Spirit—called to abide in His presence and act in His power to bring transformation to our lives and the world around us. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠ To help in growing the kingdom of...

Are you saved? In this sermon, Pastor Danny reminded us that Jesus reigns now as King and will return as Judge, calling us to put our faith in Him and live with eternity in mind. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠ To help in growing the kingdom of God in our community and around...

When Jesus rose, hope rose. In this sermon, Pastor Danny preached that the resurrection of Jesus is the moment when hope was reborn, transforming the despair of His death into a living faith. Like Thomas, we are invited to believe even without seeing, trusting that Jesus meets us in our doubt. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about...

The silence of God is not the absence of God. In this sermon, Pastor Linda teaches that Jesus’ suffering, death, and burial fulfill prophecy and reveal Him as our Sacrificial Lamb, inviting us into hope, transformation, and trust in God’s plan. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠...

Jesus is Lord. In this sermon, Pastor Danny emphasizes that Jesus is real, God’s Son, and our Lord. True faith means not just believing in Him, but fully surrendering to His Lordship. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠ To help in growing the kingdom of God in our community and around...

Abba Father. In this sermon, Pastor Danny teaches that God the Father is infinitely mighty, intensely personal, and immeasurably good—showing us the perfect Father our hearts have always needed. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠ To help in growing the kingdom of God in our community...

An Army with a Mission. In this special Vision Sunday sermon, Pastor Danny calls Parkwood to rise as an army with a mission—bringing the spiritually dead to life through faith, action, and sacrificial giving. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠ To help in growing the kingdom of Go...

Heaven is our home. In this sermon, Pastor Danny concluded the series by highlighting Joseph’s final act of faith—asking for his bones to be buried in the Promised Land—as a powerful reminder for us to trust God’s promises, stay faithful through life’s challenges, and remember that our true home is with Him.  We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To...

What happened to you is not greater than what God is doing in you. In this sermon, Pastor Linda uses Joseph’s story to show that forgiveness unlocks healing, freedom, and God’s greater purpose. We exist to help people find hope in the person of Jesus and find home in His family. To learn more about us, visit our website.  ⁠Parkwood's Website⁠ To help in growing the kingdom of God in our commun...