Parkhurst Community Church

In this message, Dave unpacks Phillipians 2:1-18 and how we are encouraged to pursue humble service and maintain spiritual hunger for the sake of church and personal health.

In his letter to the Philippines, Paul encourages them to stand firm in the gospel as a body of believers and to live a life worthy of Jesus, to live like citizens of heaven not here on earth.

Lenka walks us through the futility of rebelling against the Anointed King and how our only hope for eternal life is Jesus

Happiness is found when we see who God is, who Jesus is and who we are.

In this Sermon, Dave explains how God's abundant mercy and grace causes him to pursue us whether we are grumpy christians or ignorant or antagonistic unbelievers, in his kindness, he goes after those don't know or him or have serious issues and is able to use them in-spite of their condition.

But he was pierced because of our rebellion, crushed because of our iniquities; punishment for our peace was on him, and we are healed by his wounds. Isaiah 53:5 In this passage Jesus is looking looking toward the crucifixion and is carrying the weight of what is to come, but be cause of this we are saved and should rest in the grace of God.

In this account of Jesus' prediction of and Peter's denial of Jesus, the message of the gospel is displayed; that you are fully known and in spite of that are fully loved by God

In this passage, Jesus shares his last meal with his disciples and makes promises about what the shedding of his blood would accomplish.

In this sermon, Lenka unpacks the story of the anointing of Jesus by Mary at Bethany. At the risk of tarnishing her reputation performs an extravagant act of worship, which is then criticised by the disciples. This act of devotion shows us shows us the aspects of true worship: It is costly to the worshiper, it is not always accepted by others but is recognised and esteemed by God  

Doug discusses how we should be living with urgency and connected to God's plan, in expectation of Jesus's return and how our emphasis should be eternal.

In this sermon Doug recounts Jesus' foretelling of the destruction of the temple and how as christians we have direct access to God because the ultimate sacrifice was made on our behalf in Jesus' death on the cross.

In this passage Jesus tackles the topic of sacrificial giving which reminds us that everything belongs to God. Money has the power to shape us in either a godly or an ungodly way and it is our responsibility to cultivate financial habits that make us look more like Jesus.  

In this passage Jesus opposes the Scribes and calls out their insincere worship. His message is that if he truly is the Messiah, and David - the greatest king of their time - bows to the Lord then we are free from these legalistic practices.

In this sermon Doug discusses how we respond to the love of Christ through serving and loving the world

In this sermon Doug tackles the subject of giving in 3 areas; Time, Talents & Treasures, and challenges our ideas on ownership.

In this sermon, Doug discusses how and what we need to grow as Christians and how we need to be Spirit empowered along with our own striving.

In this sermon, Doug unpacks the reasons for gathering as a church and why it is so important.

In this Passage Doug unpacks Jesus' interaction with a religious leader and answers the question: "What is the most important command of all?" - the answer to which is what it means to follow Jesus in its purest form.