Adults
Becoming closer to each other through God
We started a marriage class at the same time we started attending Pulpit Rock. We thought this class would be a great way to meet couples and build community with good people who are committed to each other and God. What we didn’t know or expect was how much this class would help our marriage.
Read MoreWhat is Spiritual Formation?
With the recent transition in leadership, Thomas begins a new role as Pastor of Spiritual Formation. Here he explains what this means and how rather than being a bystander in our own spiritual lives, we can step out and become active participants with God in our spiritual formation.
Read MoreLeadership Transition at Pulpit Rock Church
While change is sometimes scary, it is also exciting because it means that God is moving and we are responding. That is why we are really excited to share with you a big change that is happening for our church family over the next couple months.
Read MoreWould you like to be baptized?
Telling stories are a big part of what we do here, and baptism is essentially telling two stories – first that Jesus died and was buried, but then rose from the dead and is alive. And second that you believe this happened and that you became a new creation when you decided to follow Jesus.
Read MoreA New Season for Adults at Pulpit Rock
We are so excited to tell you about some new things in the works for the men and women of Pulpit Rock! God has been stirring some big things into the hearts of a few people we’d like to introduce you to.
Read MoreSeeing issues as people changed my whole perspective.
When I began to view LGBT+ related questions as not just about issues but about people, it changed things. My views of what behaviors the Bible condones and condemns did not change, but my views of how I ought to approach people who were created in the image of God were significantly changed.
Read MoreHow We Rebuilt Our Marriage
We’d been married for about four years. We had two kids and had moved to Santiago, Chile to serve as missionaries. We were – or so we thought – mature Christian laborers striving to advance the gospel. But, under the surface of our seemingly healthy marriage, Mary and I were wrestling with deep issues that we were hardly aware of.
Read MoreWhy Table Manners?
When we struggle to get along at this table that Jesus has created for us the watching world concludes: “Your Jesus must be too small – because he doesn’t even seem to be big enough for you all to stay together and love each other.” To be the church means we have to honor the fact that God created us differently.
Read MoreInvitation to The Dinner Table
Do you remember when you were a kid and summer days stretched endlessly before you, with little to do besides hang out with friends? This summer we want to offer you a chance to stop adulting. To enjoy the season, to be fully present. To sit and relax with a few friends. We hereby invite you to The Dinner Table.
Read MoreIF:Gathering 2019
As we began to pray and dream about our gathering this year, we kept asking the question, “What do the women at Pulpit Rock need?” My heart continued to come back to three words: rest, celebrate, and wisdom.
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