Social media is broad but shallow, meaning you reach a lot of people but your impact on their life is minimal. Local church ministry is the opposite. You impact relatively few people, but the influence you have on their life is profound. It's narrow, but deep.
—@DrewDyck
Bringing in day-light-saving time with Parkwood college students tonight. (Yes, that means I expect us to still be playing family, fish bowl, or werewolf at 2am) See you at 7!
Romans 15:7 “Therefore, welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.” Niceness is the secular counterfeit for genuine gospel-centered community. -Ray Ortlund
How often it seems that the doctor’s office fulfills the same purpose as the OT Law. They tell you that something is wrong but they can’t do anything to fix it. #180flu
I am always blown away at the amount of extra-Biblical evidence that confirms the historicity and legitimacy of the Christian faith. Praise God that we can have such confidence in His Word!
@Thisjust_in7 I think you missed the part where I said it required “reading”...hopefully you can start putting some bigger sentences together this summer.
Do I wish I knew everything about the religious and political history of Israel leading up to the arrival of Jesus? Yes.
Do I wish that didn’t require reading? Yes.
@parkwoodonline Grateful for gospel-centered growth and gospel-centered multiplication. Praying for our brothers and sisters planting their new growth group in Mountain View. #gainingbylosing
Community Engagement Pastor Scott Hand talked with Katie Reed about her family’s involvement with foster care and adoption, as well as how Parkwood seeks to display the sanctity of life. Click below to watch!
https://t.co/mHDbCZlhD7
Not only is this helpful for students struggling with sin, but also for their parents who desire to help them. Enjoy @MattChandler74 reminding us of the gospel of grace. https://t.co/Gct2t77iCM