Marriage Coaching at Pulpit Rock
Our Marriage Coaching program is a unique way for people at Pulpit Rock to invest in and support each other. It’s doing life together, two couples at a time.
The story of God can be found in the stories of His people.
Rest is a verb.
“Rest” is a verb. It means to actively or purposefully cease work or movement in order to relax, refresh oneself, or recover strength. Here’s what that looked like for 60 women at the Refuge Women’s Retreat last weekend.
The Prayer of Examen
In our hectic and distracted lives, it can be hard to hear how God is speaking to us. The Examen is a way of praying that gives us an opportunity to pause in our day to experience the presence and love of God. At the heart of the practice is increasingly becoming aware of God’s presence and the Holy Spirit’s movement throughout our day.
The Platform Nobody Wants
D.C. Talk formed the soundtrack of my teen years. I knew every single word of Free at Last. 30 years later I’m still listening to his music and continue to be a TobyMac fan to this day. And yet no words from Toby MacKeehan have impacted me the way reading his Facebook post about his son did.
When our grill became a fire pit.
Halloween is right around the corner! It is the perfect time to be intentional in your neighborhood. Halloween is the one time of the year when your neighbors actually come to you. Pulpit Rock would love to help you pull off something missional in your neighborhood.
An Eye Clinic at Leku Keta in Ethiopia
Kyle Collins spent last week in Ethiopia, accompanied by two eye doctors. They spent time at our partner church, Leku Keta, where they conducted an eye clinic to address the massive need for eye care.
The Beauty Beyond Me
Something is changing in me. I’ve been doing this teaching thing for over twenty years, but I’m ashamed to admit, I’ve been selfish. But God is changing me, one interruption at a time.
Where two or more are gathered…
After leaving her community in Denver to move to Colorado Springs, Hannah was lonely and craved female friendship. When God suggested she start a Bible Study, she said “no thanks.” But as is often the case, God’s plan was so much bigger than she could have imagined.
Building a Lighthouse in Lebanon
As a part of last year’s Christmas Offering, we partnered with Pastor Mohammed to build two Refugee Lighthouses in the middle east. We wanted to show you what your money has done. Here are photos and a report from the Lighthouse we funded in Lebanon.
Seeing Butterflies
At a funeral for a friend’s daughter, Erin Ahnfeldt reflects on grief, the meaning of symbols and the idea that reality is more than we can see. So much in this world doesn’t make sense. The questions pile up, and the answers aren’t always there, but one thing we can be sure of—there’s a God who loves us.
My pre-pre-teens and the role models they have at church.
With the recent program changes, my impressionable kids are now seeing a world where everyone, of all ages, has an important role to play in church. And with the example being set by our students, my kids will not only know that service should be a part of their teenage years, but that they actually have a place at church each Sunday.
Crossing The Chasm of Race
Recent events in Colorado Springs have stirred up social issues like race, discrimination, law enforcement, inequity and justice. How does one navigate such complex issues with grace and compassion and the heart of Christ? Sarah Tinan is in a unique place to speak on these issues.