John 6:35; 6:68-69 There is a difference in knowing about Jesus and being in relationship with Jesus. We are invited into a deep and abiding relationship with him that impacts our entire life. In John 6, Jesus not only feeds the 5,000, but declares himself to be the “bread of life” that “comes down from heaven.” Are we “all in” with who Jesus decla…

Revd Tony Miles: 'Let Love Be Real' by Methodist Central Hall, WestminsterPar Methodist Central Hall, Westminster

Date: 2/23/25 Series: Discovering the Beauty of the Kingdom of God Passage: John 9 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Feb 23, 2025 - Pastor John Keen expounds on James 2:1-13Par [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

The eternal destinations of heaven and hell are determined by where we place our trust and what we truly desire in life. While some trust in their wealth and earthly kingdoms, true believers place their complete trust in God. Death comes to everyone regardless of status, but it's not the end - it leads either to eternal comfort or torment. Hell is …

Psalm 37, Matthew 7:13-14, 1 Corinthians 1:21-25 Jesus is Lord of all, or He is not Lord at all.Par Rev. Mark Snodgrass

Revd Lansford Penn-Timity: 'Living the Beatitude Lifestyle' by Methodist Central Hall, WestminsterPar Methodist Central Hall, Westminster

Date: 2/16/25 Series: Discovering the Beauty of the Kingdom of God Passage: John 7:1-31 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Feb 16, 2025 - Pastor John Keen expounds on James 1:19-27Par [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

Mark 10:46-52 Are we so familiar with God that we're missing Him? Hear the Word from Mark 10 as Rev. LaMorris Crawford provokes us to live in faith and expectancy.Par Guest: Rev. LaMorris Crawford

Psalm 37; Matthew 11:28-30 The creation account describes a rhythm in which God separates, fills, and rests/blesses. In the same way, our lives are "recreated" by God's Holy Spirit when we seperate from the world, are filled by God, and become a conduit of God's blessings to the world. Jesus invites us into this way when we are invited to "take his…

Date: 2/9/25 Series: Discovering the Beauty of the Kingdom of God Passage: John 6:1-21 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Feb 9, 2025 - Pastor John Keen expounds on James 1:12-18Par [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

Deep places are where we ask those hard questions. We don’t have to go into the deep water, we can stay in the shallows, in the places that feel safe and easy. Where we know where we are, and our feet are firmly on the ground. Jesus invites us to the deep however, he knows that it is when we take the risk of going into the unknown that we can grow.…

‘We’re called to be loving and to serve others, but it doesn’t mean we always meekly do as we’re told or conform to other kinds of peer pressure. With grace and inner strength, Christians must remain obedient to their calling and to their convictions.’Par Methodist Central Hall, Westminster

Date: 2/2/25 Series: Discovering the Beauty of the Kingdom of God Passage: John 5:1-17 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Feb 2, 2025 - Pastor John Keen expounds on James 1:5-11Par [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

Par Central Church

Psalm 37; Luke 17:11-19 Delighting in the Lord means we revere the Giver more than the gift. In the story of the 10 lepers who were cleansed, one came back to give thanks, a Samaritan! We are not entitled to anything, but everything is a gift from God. This cycle is sustained by grateful hearts who find their delight in their relationship with God.…

This truth is our story, and it is our song. That this joy comes from the Lord. It is not tied to our circumstances but to God's unchanging character. It’s a joy that strengthens us in the most challenging times, and here is the Good news no matter what we face, “The joy of the Lord is our strength.”…

Date: 1/26/25 Series: Discovering the Beauty of the Kingdom of God Passage: John 4:5-15 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Jan 26, 2025 - Mr Mike Thornhill expounds on Psalm 46:1-11Par [email protected] (Mr Mike Thornhill)

Par Central Church

Psalm 37 Some people are leapers - they jump in with both feet with little hesitation. Others are calculators - they analyze the risk thoroughly before making a decision. Both are called to be disciples of Jesus who trust God above all else. This way of living demonstrates for the world the most basic of all biblical truths: God is with us!…

Date: 1/19/25 Series: Discovering the Beauty of the Kingdom of God Passage: John 3:1-15 Speaker: Rev. Dr. Mike FarleyPar Central Presbyterian Church

Jan 19, 2025 - Pastor John Keen expounds on James 1:1-11Par [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

Sermon given during the week of prayer for Christian Unity. ‘There is only one Church! It is vital that, despite our diversity, Christians learn to act as one Church in obedience to the heart’s desire of Christ. AND so that the world may believe!’Par Methodist Central Hall, Westminster

Finding joy in seeking those who are spiritually lost - exploring Jesus's heart for reaching others through powerful parables in Luke 15. Discover the transformative patterns of loss, searching, and celebration that reveal God's deep love for every individual. Learn practical ways to build meaningful relationships with non-believers and share your …

Revd Dr Joyce Popoola: ‘New beginnings.’ by Methodist Central Hall, WestminsterPar Methodist Central Hall, Westminster

Date: 1/12/25 Series: Discovering the Beauty of the Kingdom of God Passage: John 2:1-11 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Jan 12, 2025 - Pastor John Keen expounds on Matthew 12:1-21Par [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

Par Central Church

Psalm 37:1-9 This Psalm invites us to fully commit to the ways of God that bring peace in place of worry. It's a daily decision that teaches us faith in the character of God and not in our circumstances. As we face new situations, we commit to this way again and again, experiencing more of God's peace and faithfulness.…

Christians must persist fervently in prayer - they are to keep at it! This isn’t easy.It takes great effort and requires discipline, but once nurtured, it becomes a powerhouse - a key to fruitful Christian living.Par Methodist Central Hall, Westminster

Jan 5, 2025 - Pastor John Keen expounds on Hebrews 4Par [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

Date: 1/5/25 Series: Stand-Alone Sermon Passage: Joshua 24:14-28 Speaker: Rev. Taylor BrucePar Central Presbyterian Church

Par Central Church

Luke 2:41-52Par Rev. Mark Snodgrass

Date: 12/29/24 Series: Stand-Alone Sermon Passage: Luke 2:8-20 Speaker: Rev. Charles GodwinPar Central Presbyterian Church

Dec 29, 2024 - Pastor Nick Betancourt expounds on Hebrews 5:11-14Par [email protected] (Pastor Nick Betancourt)

Par Central Church

Date: 12/24/24 Series: Advent 2024: Awaiting the King Passage: Luke 2:1-14 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Date: 12/24/24 Series: Advent 2024: Awaiting the King Passage: Matthew 1:18-25 Speaker: Rev. Taylor BrucePar Central Presbyterian Church

Par Central Church

Dec 24, 2024 - Pastor John Keen expounds on Christmas Eve ServicePar [email protected] (Pastor John Keen)

Luke 1:46-56 The message of Christmas invites the people of God to sing, but the world is woefully out of tune with God’s purposes for creation. Mary obediently brings her life into harmony with the Christmas message in the midst of a dissonant world. All are invited to sing with Mary as we embrace the Christmas message that brings the sour notes o…

Date: 12/22/24 Series: Advent 2024: Awaiting the King Passage: Ephesians 2:13-19 Speaker: Senior Pastor Clay SmithPar Central Presbyterian Church

Dec 22, 2024 - Pastor Jon Keen expounds on John 14:1-6Par [email protected] (Pastor Jon Keen)

Par Central Church

Isaiah 12:1-6 We are reminded in the season of Advent that, while Christ has already come, Christ will also come again. We live in a reality where things are not as they should be, but we find an unexplainable joy that only God can give as we wait.Par Rev. Mark Snodgrass