Parker Ford Church's Podcast

Join us today as we continue walking through Frost's contrasting list of attitudes exhibited by an orphan spirit versus a spirit of sonship. Our identity as children of God is rooted in God's work in us through His Son Jesus. Thanks be to God that He has welcomed us as children into His family through Christ. 

Join us today as we continue walking through Frost's contrasting list of attitudes exhibited by an orphan spirit versus a spirit of sonship. Our identity as children of God is rooted in God's work in us through His Son Jesus. Thanks be to God that He has welcomed us as children into His family through Christ. 

Join us today as we continue walking through Frost's contrasting list of attitudes exhibited by an orphan spirit versus a spirit of sonship. Our identity as children of God is rooted in God's work in us through His Son Jesus. Thanks be to God that He has welcomed us as children into His family through Christ. 

Our identity as children of God is foundational to who we are in Christ. Today, as we continue our ongoing midweek series on Spiritual Formation we begin a four part teaching on our spiritual adoption through Christ. We'd love to have you join us today as we jump into this pivotal topic.

Reflections on Spiritual Formation: Defender of the WeakTwo men went up to the temple to pray...Have you heard this one? One man sought to justify himself by comparing his actions to others. The other man beat his chest and cried out in vulnerable confession about his sinfulness and brokenness. Which man went home justified? Self-righteousness is the great enemy to Spiritual Formation. In today's mid-week teaching we examine the truth that God alone can be our true Defender. We hope you will join us for this timely message. 

From Genesis to Revelation the Scriptures reveal God's love for all people from all the nations of the earth. In today's service we're talking about God's heart for the nations. Join us as we explore the amazing picture of the nations gathered around the throne of Jesus found in Revelation 5. 

Reflections on Spiritual Formation: Can I Change?In today's mid-week teaching we ask the question, "Can I actually change?" So many of us experience the hopeless feeling of being stuck. Have you struggled with this? Why can't I seem to break bad habits, or stop eating junk food, or live a more loving life? If you are anything like me (or the 7.5 billion other people on earth), then yes, you too have felt this frustration. Today we examine and survey some of the key "change" words that the Scriptures utilize - words like transformation, repentance, and sanctification. Join us as we continue our series on Spiritual Formation. 

He is risen! Welcome to our Easter celebration. We are so glad to have you with us today. The bodily resurrection of Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith. Join us as we explore one of the primary results of the resurrection of Jesus - reconciliation. Reconciliation between Jews and Gentiles was the original gospel issue that dominated the first generation of church history and it was possible because Jesus was raised from the dead. Resurrection and reconciliation are as closely tied today as they were 2,000 years ago. We hope you'll join us for this vital message. 

Message from Pastor Tim Doering.

Easter Sunday - Renee Kaplan- Resurrection Day: Luke 24:1-12; 35-53

Holy Week - Good Friday (evening): Nancy Elliot- Mark 15:16-47

Holy Week - Friday (mid-day): Tim Doering - Good Friday

Holy Week - Friday (morning): Betty and Byron Wenger - Mark 14:43-15:15

Holy Week - Thursday: Wes Ovens - John 13:1-30

Holy Week - Wednesday: Ryan and Kristin Moyer -John 12:37-50

Lent: WorshipEach Wednesday during Lent we're focusing on one Spiritual Discipline. This week our focus is worship.

Holy Week - Tuesday: Stacy Wampler - John 12:20-36

Holy Week - Monday: Dave and Liz Simon -John 12:1-11 

Hosanna! Today we celebrate the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. Within a few short days many of the same people who welcomed Jesus with the waving of palm branches and shouts of acclamation were shouting "Crucify him!" Why did things change so quickly? Today we examine the expectations we put on God and what happens when He doesn't do what we want or expect Him to do.

Palm Sunday: Jim Hollen - Matthew 21:1-17