Our Conversations with God
Prayer is my communication with God. What matters most to God is my attitude towards His response. When his response doesn’t look like what I expect, do I still believe he is who he says he is?
Prayer is my communication with God. What matters most to God is my attitude towards His response. When his response doesn’t look like what I expect, do I still believe he is who he says he is?
Thursday Serve Day definitely became a “thing” this summer. It’s a joy to watch God at work in Colorado Springs and in the hearts of Pulpit Rock students.
We’re nearly a year out from The Flood. Mark Windle shares how a bit of mess serves as an excellent reminder of what God’s doing in the life of our church.
We have shared with you before about our sister church in Ethiopia, the Leku Keta Kale Heywet church. Recently World Orphans wrote about the trip and our growing relationship on their blog…
We are excited to announce a new group launching at Pulpit Rock for First Responders and their families. This is not a small group or a Bible Study, but a community.
Our next marriage event is right around the corner! Still thinking about whether you should attend? Here are some thoughts from a few people who have attended past events …
Social and political agendas will never change or heal the hearts of men. No president, congressman, or supreme court justice will save our souls. If I want to help change the world, I can start at my own home, in my own neighborhood, and in my own city.
Tonight is the Opening Ceremonies for the 2016 Summer Olympics! Two of our very own Pulpit Rock family, Larry and Ellen Amundson, will be there. This is a great way for us to love our neighbors, this time athletes from around the world.
We are excited to announce our next Marriage Ministry event. Mark your calendars for September 9th!
Can you imagine if our government were to reach out to the body of Christ asking for prayer? In our current culture it seems pretty far-fetched, right? Well, guess what? They DID.
Since we’ve been keeping the auditorium doors shut over the last few weeks, we thought you might want to know what’s going on in there. Here’s the latest…
Two young girls from our church heard about the need to raise money for our auditorium and they got to work. They are an inspiration and we’re excited to share their stories!