At Pulpit Rock we believe baptism is a fantastic way to celebrate and share with others that you

Will you join us in prayer? Will you be praying for the 100 kids registered from 62 families? That

We are so excited to tell you about some new things in the works for the men and women of Pulpit

Last fall, I attended a church leaders forum put on by The Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender.

We’d been married for about four years.  We had two kids and had moved to Santiago, Chile to serve

Last week during Jonathan’s sermon on the spontaneous Peters of the world, I, being very much like

This summer we are in a series called “Table Manners for Flawed People.” The premise for this

I don’t know who you are, but I read your blog post and felt a connection. “What happens when we

Do you remember when you were a kid and summer days stretched endlessly before you, with little to

This week, I reached a pinnacle of achievement, being quoted by the pastor in the Sunday sermon.

One of the things I think about often as a mom is who my kids are looking up to. My kids are

I need to breathe. It’s April, so the essays are pouring in with only a few weeks to grade them.

When I was a teenager, someone told me: I am a sinner. That is true. All of us are sinners.

For me, it really started with my second child. I distinctly remember sitting on the couch

(Mexico Moments, Part 1) Donato squinted at us in the morning sunlight, translating Victor’s

SENT is part of a series of stories of people at Pulpit Rock living missionally in their unique

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As our city has been devastated the last several years by teen suicide, we have been asking what our

“No! Please! You just got home and I planned a tea party!” These are the words of 7-year old

Special needs parenting is too big to do alone! Did you know that 75% of Jesus’ miracles in the