In this episode, Pastors Mark and Chris discuss the issues of church practice and judgment. Having grown up Catholic, Chris has a unique perspective on other faith traditions and this comes out a bit in this episode. Regardless, we can practice our faith

In this episode, Pastors Mark and Chris unpack the mystery a bit more, cover avoiding mind captivity and discuss baptism in brief. We are loving Colossians and hope you are too!

Pastors Mark and Chris discuss suffering for Christ and Paul's wording in this passage. Too often we as believers see suffering, toil and struggle as a bad thing, but Paul embraces it and welcomes it as he presses on for Christ! Also we talk of the myster

Pastors Mark and Chris discuss Christ being preeminent and the head of the church - corporately (of the CHURCH and Park Hills as a part of the world-wide CHURCH) and individually in our lives. This affects how we view the world, our day-to-day lives, our

Pastors Mark and Chris talk distractions in prayer life and normal life leading up to our prayer journey. Be praying about what you will give up during your distraction fast!

Pastors Mark and Chris cover a brief discussion on Gnosticism and how it may have influenced Colossians. While it is a tricky concept that is difficult to nail down, we hope this is helpful.

Pastors Mark and Chris talk "bearing fruit and increasing" from this passage and this leads to a brief discussion of a part of our DDP (Description of a Discipled Person) here at Park Hills - Living a Life that Bears Fruit. The question remains - are you

Pastor Chris finalizes the review of Revelation by running through chapters 12-22. We hope you enjoyed Revelation! Time for Colossians.

Pastors Mark and Chris cover Revelation 21 and 22 and describe the beauty of the narrative from garden to rebellion and city to redeemed city. They also briefly look at the idea of the "root" and "branch" of Jesse while briefly looking at the tabernacle n

Pastors Rich and Chris cover Revelation 19 and 20 by looking at things that were not able to make it into the sermon. "The Word" or "logos" is a major concept in John and Revelation 19:21 shows the extant of this power. Christ's words contain power, which