We have been in our new sanctuary for a month. Each week we get to enjoy the newness, the beauty, and the deep rest that follows a time of displacement. However, there’s so much we don’t want to forget. We have so many stories to tell. So we’re sharing them here in an effort not to forget the many great and wonderful things God did for us this year.
I was was recently reminded how many little things – things that I never think about – are needed to keep life smooth and functioning. Things like lightbulbs. Pulpit Rock Church exists to help people journey with God. And we can’t do that without lightbulbs.
As Thomas has been leading us through Ecclesiastes, I have been giving thought to how disruptive discontentment is. I have found when I allow it to take root, it ends up being all consuming. But there is always a path of joy.
This is election season. Divisiveness and disagreement are running rampant. Sides are being taken, walls are being built, families are being divided. Social media is ripe with conflict. Unity is scarce. That’s what makes what recently occurred in Colorado Springs so incredible.
In 1 Timothy 2, Paul urges us to pray for – and give thanks for – our leaders and those in authority over us. So we do. Join us as we pray this prayer each day until the election.
Luke Wrobleski is our Facilities Director. He lead our church through our 365 day auditorium renovation. For the last year, he practically lived at church, putting in literally countless hours to make our new sanctuary a reality. In the process, God was doing something great in him.
We know we can’t make anyone grow – all we can do is create an environment that reflects the gospel and trust God to do what only he can do. Here’s how we are doing that, thanks to your faithful giving.
They wanted IF:Table hostesses. It was simple, they said. Once a month, invite anyone. You can do it. I didn’t want to do it. But I thought maybe I should pause and listen.
Many of you have emailed or asked on Facebook about ways to get involved in what is happening in Haiti. As you know Pulpit Rock has a partner on the ground right now, Mission of Hope. Here’s how you can help.
Fall is nearly here! What a unique time of year this is in Ministry here at Pulpit Rock Church. Especially in Student Ministry. We are looking back and celebrating what a great summer we had, and looking forward to great plans that are in store.
Our community experienced a loss this week – a death that touched our church body. When tragedy hits, community is a lifeline. One of our students shared her thoughts as she processed the messiness that is this life.
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?
