Kyle Collins

Let’s Talk About Giving…

January 31, 2024

This blog is part of a 3-part series about generosity. We want to take some intentional time this year to share what we believe about giving, the impact of your giving, and to invite you to start giving regularly to Pulpit Rock if you haven’t considered it before!

Sexual Wholeness Part 3: Reflection & Discussion Guide

February 19, 2023

This is a guide to accompany our sermon series on Sexual Wholeness. In it you will find reflection & discussion questions, passages of scripture and additional resources to help you have conversations with your small group, friends and family as we process together what the Holy Spirit is saying to us about this important topic. … Read more

Sexual Wholeness Part 2: Reflection & Discussion Guide

February 12, 2023

Acts: Origin Story

August 21, 2022

August 22, 2022 | Jonathan Cleveland “The Kingdom of God moves forward because God is in it and he moves it forward – our job is not to wield power but to be responsive.”

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SENT | Chris Giovagnoni | 719 Ride and Shield 616 Ride

August 24, 2018

Chris Giovagnoni shares how his cycling event is a way to celebrate the city: “I started associating the 719 Ride idea in my mind with the COS I Love You initiative because I felt like the ride was a way to say that I did indeed love this city.”

SENT | Bob Waterman | CASA Advocate

August 17, 2018

Bob Waterman shares about serving as a CASA: “I continue to be amazed at how many children are in the custody of the Department of Social Services and to hear of the trauma that so many children have endured. God wants to rescue these children, let them know they are valuable and that He loves them.”

SENT | James & Beth Shank | 4th of July Block Party

August 10, 2018

James and Beth Shank about their 4th of July neighborhood party: “People are longing for community, but rarely is someone willing to step-out of their comfort zone and approach their neighbors. They want community, they need community, they just do not know how to create community.”