Join us this week for a special Parent/Child Dedication and a wonderful sermon by Pastor David illustrating what it means to give our children back to the Lord. The children in our lives are gifts from God and we should always be willing to give them back to Him, to raise them in the way they should go, to nurture and love them as God has nurtured and loved us. You don't want to miss this sermon.

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This week, Pastor David looks at what happened at Gethsemane. What happened when Jesus was there praying that should it be God's will, the cup would pass from him. We are all responsible for what occurred to Jesus during those final days. For the sin that held Him to the cross. What are we going to do about it?

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Join us for Sunday Morning join us this week as our youth help out and lead our service! Nathan Schoeneberg will be sharing the message this morning with “Jesus the True Vine” out of John 15:1-7.

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We live in a world where truth is constantly being attacked. Where our belief systems are constantly put under a microscope and criticized in more ways than they have ever been. How do we handle that?

In "Be Anchored," we turn to Hebrews 2:1, which warns us not to drift away from the truths we’ve heard. Pastor David's message emphasizes the importance of staying firmly anchored in God’s Word amidst life’s distractions and challenges. Discover how holding fast to the gospel ensures stability, hope, and a steadfast faith in an ever-changing world.

If you have missed any of our recent sermons, be sure to catch up at ParkBaptist.com/archives. Remember, you are always welcome at Park!

In his sermon this week, "Salvation Made Simple," Pastor David digs into Romans 10:1-10, where Paul reveals the simplicity of God’s plan for salvation—no impossible standards and no magic prayer, just faith in Christ. He reminds us that salvation is not about what we can do ourselves but about confessing Jesus as Lord.

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Marriage has been around since the very beginning. Marriage was not man’s idea. It was God’s idea. So then, what is its purpose? Is it merely companionship, family, love or something more than all of that?

Join us this week as Alden Schoeneberg gives us the message, showing us what it means to keep God in the middle of our marriages and just how we can be different from the world when everybody else is screaming something different.

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We have a guest speaker this morning, welcome Brother Alan Brock to Park Baptist today!

In his sermon, "Christ's Medicine," Brother Alan explores Revelation 2:1-7, where Jesus commends the church in Ephesus for their diligence and discernment but warns them of losing their first love. This sermon challenges us to examine our own hearts: are we busy serving God yet drifting from intimacy with Him? Discover the healing remedy Christ offers—a call to repentance and a return to the love that fuels true faithfulness.

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What are spiritual gifts? Why are they so important? Isn't just sharing Christ with others enough?

In part 3 of his, "How to Do a Life Reset" series, Pastor David speaks on the topic of spiritual gifts and what purpose they have in our lives. This, however, is only a preview! We will have a more in-depth discussion on these this afternoon at our spiritual gifts seminar where Brother Alden will go in depth on the topic of spiritual gifts! If you haven't already signed up, don't worry, we'll welcome you anyway! Come see us immediately following church!

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As Pastor David continues with his series on refreshing our lives, he talks us through how exactly we need to go about making a change in our lives. That change, the one we so desperately seek, begins with a choice. The choice of how we think. Join us this week to see just what Pastor David has to say.

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We often wonder in our lives, how we can reset to a recent point. How we can "restore from a backup" (if we can use computer terminology for a moment). How we can shake the Etch-a-Sketch of our lives, blank it out, and start over from the beginning.

This week, and throughout this upcoming sermon series, Pastor David will talk about doing a life reset, about how to get our lives back on track with God. How we can be made new in Christ. You won't want to miss this!

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All the time we are looking for true happiness in life. How do we find it? What do we do to achieve it?

This week, as we worship from home, Pastor David speaks on this, on finding True Happiness in Jesus Christ. He helps us remember that True Happiness isn't found in anything of this world. Make sure you tune in and catch it!

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It's a special week here at Park! We have Matt Neeley speaking to us this week about just what it means to be willing to follow God's calling.

In "Are You Willing to Go," Matt looks into the story of Elisha's calling in 1 Kings 19:19-21, challenging us to respond to God's call with boldness and surrender. This passage is what first challenged Matt to pursue ministry and seminary and this week he challenges us to listen for God's calling in our lives.

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Who was this little baby that was born in an obscure town way back when? Why was He so significant? Why did a host of angels appear to shepherds to tell them that this baby was born?

Join us this week as Pastor David speaks on these topics and more in his sermon, "God the Savior of Men". As we enter our final stretch toward Christmas, you won't want to miss this sermon.

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As we enter this Christmas season, what is the first thing most of us think about? Most of the time it seems like it's all about making sure our kids get the best gifts or making sure that the Elf on the Shelf is set just right. But what if it's about something much more than that?

Christmas is all about Christ. We cannot forget that. Pastor David's sermon, "The Meaning of Christmas" re-iterates this point to us. Many of us have forgotten the meaning of Christmas and Pastor David helps remind us of that today.

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Thanksgiving Day for the Christian should be something far greater than the joy of an autumn harvest blessing. Thanksgiving for the Christian is an entrance into the deepest thoughts of God.

This week’s sermon talks about all of this and more. Pastor David reminds us of just what Thanksgiving really is and how our lives can overflow with it.

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As we move into Thanksgiving week, we often are asked, "What are you thankful for?" or "Why are you thankful this year?" We are thankful for earthly things all the time, but what would it look like if we chose to live our lives in gratitude toward God?

In this week's sermon "Spiritual Worship is Your Thanksgiving," Pastor David digs into Romans 12:1-2, which calls believers to offer their lives as a living sacrifice in gratitude to God. He reminds us that we are called to make our lives ones of worship, that we need to turn our whole being to God, not just a small part.

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This week, in his sermon sermon "Portraits of Thankfulness," Pastor David gives us a good look at thankfulness and how it is described in Psalm 107:1-32, showing us that true thankfulness arises from both blessings and life's challenges. We are shown 4 different illustrations of thankfulness, broken down and shown to us exactly how we need them. Let us learn of the true meaning of thankfulness as we move into this Thanksgiving season.

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This week Alden Schoeneberg looks at what it means to be a disciple. He will walk us through what Jesus says are the marks of a true disciple. Since we are called to make disciples, we first need to understand what Jesus says a disciple is. Because true disciples reveal the truth about the Savior. Only by being true disciples can we make true disciples and the world around us will see Christ as he really is.

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Are we building our lives on a foundation that will withstand the trials and tests of life? Do our actions and choices reflect lasting, valuable materials or merely things that will fade away? What would our faith look like if we focused on works that truly honor God and stand the test of time?

In his sermon "Gold, Silver, Precious Stones, Wood, Hay, Straw," Pastor David examines 1 Corinthians 3:10-17, exploring the foundation of our faith and the quality of what we build on it. He challenges us to consider whether our lives reflect enduring, valuable materials or temporary, easily destroyed ones. This message encourages believers to pursue a faith built on lasting works that honor God and withstand the test of time.

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How can we fully follow Christ if we’re still holding on to the sins of our past? What is keeping us from setting our hearts and minds on things above and living a transformed life? Can we truly experience the fullness of life in Christ without making a decisive break from the old ways that hinder our faith?

In this week's sermon "Burn the Ships," Pastor David explores Colossians 3:1-5 & 11, urging believers to leave behind their old lives and fully commit to following Christ. He emphasizes the importance of setting our hearts and minds on things above, putting to death the sinful behaviors of our past. This message calls us to make a decisive break from anything that hinders our walk with God, embracing a transformed life in Christ.

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How can we claim to value life if we ignore the sanctity of the unborn, as revealed in Scripture? What happens to a society when it turns away from God’s truth and devalues human life? Can we truly defend justice and morality if we don’t stand firm in protecting the most vulnerable among us?

In this week's sermon "Why Abortion is Wrong," Pastor David draws from Romans 1:18-31 to explain how turning away from God's truth leads to the devaluing of human life. He highlights the biblical perspective on the sanctity of life and how abortion contradicts God’s design and purpose for humanity. This message challenges believers to stand firm in defending life and uphold the moral and spiritual principles found in Scripture.

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How can we claim to truly live for God if our love for Him isn't at the center of everything we do? What would change in our lives if we loved God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength? Could anything be more fulfilling than making our love for God the highest priority in our lives?

In this week's sermon "Loving God is the Best Thing You Can Do," Pastor David explores Mark 12:28-34, where Jesus identifies loving God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength as the greatest commandment. He emphasizes how this love forms the foundation for everything in a believer's life, shaping how we live, serve, and interact with others. This message encourages us to prioritize our love for God as the ultimate expression of faith and devotion.

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