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Messages of hope, love, and encouragement through the Sunday morning teachings of Senior Pastor Dr. Jeff Warren and ministers at Park Cities Baptist Church.
Join us every Sunday at 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. in Dallas, Texas at 3933 Northwest Pkwy!
Connect with us at pcbc.org.
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Messages of hope, love, and encouragement through the Sunday morning teachings of Senior Pastor Dr. Jeff Warren and ministers at Park Cities Baptist Church.
Join us every Sunday at 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. in Dallas, Texas at 3933 Northwest Pkwy!
Connect with us at pcbc.org.
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In this exploration of God's overcoming love, we dive into the often-overlooked book of Nahum. This minor prophet delivers a major message about divine justice and mercy. We're challenged to see God's jealousy not as a human flaw, but as an expression of His covenant love - a love so deep it cannot stand idly by while sin corrupts what He has made holy. The imagery of God's way being 'in the whirlwind and storm' reminds us that even in life's tumultuous moments, He is present and active. This message invites us to trust in God's sovereign purpose, even when we can't see the full picture. As we grapple with the tension between God's justice and mercy, we're called to seek refuge in Him, not just relief from our circumstances. This timeless wisdom from Nahum speaks to our modern hearts, urging us to advocate for others and live out holy love with both conviction and passion.…
In this message, we finish exploring the book of Jonah, and we're challenged to confront our attitudes when God blesses those we consider enemies. The story of Jonah reveals the scandalous nature of God's mercy – a mercy that extends even to those we might deem unworthy. We're reminded that God's grace is greater than our judgment, our comfort, and our sense of justice. Through Jonah's struggles, we see a reflection of our tendencies towards self-righteousness and misplaced priorities. The lesson urges us to examine our hearts, confess our selfishness, and align our compassion with God's. It's a call to embrace the radical nature of divine grace and to extend it to others, even when it challenges our comfort or sense of justice. This message invites us to see the world through God's eyes, to weep for the lost as He does, and to celebrate the repentance of all people.…
In this exploration of the book of Jonah, we're reminded that God is the ultimate giver of second chances. The story of Jonah isn't just about a reluctant prophet; it's a mirror reflecting our own struggles with obedience and compassion. We see how God redeems not only second chances but even our half-hearted efforts. The transformation of Nineveh teaches us that God's love extends beyond our comfort zones, challenging us to love those we may consider 'enemies.' This message urges us to examine our hearts: Are we running from God's call? Are we bringing only half-hearted devotion? The good news is that God can use even our imperfect efforts to bring about radical change. Let's be inspired to take action in our faith, remembering that our spiritual renewal can impact entire communities and generations.…
In this first message of our new series, Major Lessons From the Minor Prophets, we're challenged to confront our own prejudices and shortcomings in the book of Jonah. The story of Jonah isn't just about a man running from God's call; it's a mirror reflecting our own tendency to judge others while overlooking our own faults. We're reminded that God's mercy extends not only to the oppressed but also to the oppressors – a concept that might make us uncomfortable. This message pushes us to recognize our own participation in systems of oppression, however unintentional, and to seek God's forgiveness and transformation. The parallels drawn between Jonah's rebellion and our own struggles with obedience invite us to examine our hearts and motivations. Are we, like Jonah, running from God's presence because we disagree with His methods or His mercy? This introspection can lead us to a deeper understanding of God's limitless grace and our need for it.…
In our exploration of heaven, we're reminded that our understanding is shaped by key interpretive clues: Christ's resurrection, Eden, signs of the kingdom, and Scripture passages. These guide us to envision a renewed creation where relationships are perfected, and God's presence is fully realized. The story of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16 offers intriguing insights into the afterlife, suggesting we maintain our memories and identities. This challenges us to consider how our current choices shape our eternal destiny. As we ponder questions about relationships in heaven, we're encouraged to trust in God's redemptive power to heal and perfect all bonds. Ultimately, this study of heaven should inspire us to live purposefully now, sharing the gospel and embracing our role in God's kingdom work.…
In this exploration of Matthew 25:31-46, we're confronted with the profound question: Who will be in heaven? The passage paints a vivid picture of the final judgment, where Jesus separates the 'sheep' from the 'goats.' We're reminded that the King of Kings will be there in all His glory, but surprisingly, it's not our grand accomplishments that matter most. Instead, it's our everyday acts of compassion and service to 'the least of these' that truly reflect our relationship with Christ. This challenges us to examine our hearts and actions – are we living as loyal subjects of the King, or merely paying lip service? The message urges us to move beyond surface-level Christianity and embrace a faith that transforms us from the inside out, leading to genuine care for others. It's a powerful call to live out our faith in tangible ways, recognizing that when we serve others, we're serving Christ himself.…
In this message, we're invited to reimagine our eternal future with God. Drawing from Revelation 22:1-5, we're presented with a vivid picture of the New Jerusalem, where the river of life flows from God's throne and the tree of life bears fruit for all nations. This imagery, echoing Ezekiel's vision, symbolizes the healing and wholeness we'll experience in God's presence. The message challenges us to find satisfaction in God alone, both now and in eternity. We're reminded that in heaven, we'll be free from striving, comparison, and the need to justify ourselves. This gives us a profound invitation to live differently today, finding our identity and peace in Christ rather than worldly pursuits. As we contemplate this future reality, we're encouraged to cultivate deeper relationships, confront our sins, and serve others with pure motives, knowing that one day we'll see God face to face.…
In this message, we delve into the profound mystery of what awaits us after death. Centering on 1 Corinthians 15, we're reminded that our earthly bodies are but seeds of what's to come. Just as an acorn transforms into a mighty oak, our perishable bodies will be raised imperishable. This message challenges us to live with eternity in mind, recognizing that our current struggles and limitations are temporary. The resurrection of Jesus serves as the firstfruits, the preview of our own glorious transformation. We're encouraged to stand firm in our faith, knowing that our labor for the Lord is never in vain. This hope should inspire us to live purposefully, bringing glimpses of heaven to earth through acts of love, justice, and mercy.…
As we kick off our sermon series about Heaven, we're invited to envision our eternal home through the lens of Revelation 21. The message paints a vivid picture of the new heaven and new earth, where God's presence will be fully manifest among His people. We're reminded that this isn't just a far-off dream, but the culmination of God's redemptive plan that began in Eden. The imagery of the New Jerusalem descending like a bride adorned for her husband symbolizes the perfect union between God and His sanctified church. As we contemplate this future reality, we're challenged to live with eternity in mind, allowing the promise of God's presence to transform our daily lives. The message encourages us to find satisfaction in Christ now, as a foretaste of the complete contentment we'll experience in heaven. This vision of heaven isn't just about future bliss, but about joining God in His ongoing work of restoration in the present.…
Day 8: Easter Sunday: Celebrating the Resurrection with Dr. Jeff Warren and Dr. Rolando D. Aguirre Psalm 16; Matthew 28 On this joyous Easter Sunday, we're reminded of the incredible power of the resurrection. The empty tomb isn't just a historical event – it's a living reality that transforms our lives today. We're called to 'come and see' the miracle of Christ's victory over death, and then 'go and tell' others about this good news. The resurrection isn't the end of the story; it's the beginning of our mission. We're empowered by the same force that raised Jesus from the dead, giving us courage to face trials and strength to persevere. As we behold the risen Christ, we're changed from fearful followers to bold witnesses, ready to proclaim His love to the ends of the earth. This Easter, let's embrace our identity as resurrection people - no longer bound by fear or shame, but filled with unshakeable hope and joy. Reflection: In what ways might we be 'tending a grave' in our lives instead of living in the power of the resurrection? How does the resurrection power at work in our lives give us courage to face trials and persevere through difficulties? How can we live as 'resurrection people' who are bold, joyful, and filled with faith in our everyday lives? Made For More I know who I am ‘Cause I know who You are The cross of salvation Was only the start Now I am chosen Free and forgiven I have a future And it’s worth the living ‘Cause I wasn’t made To be tending a grave I was called by name Born and raised Back to life again I was made for more So why would I make A bed in my shame When a fountain of grace Is running my way I know I am Yours And I was made for more I know who I am ‘Cause I know who You are The cross of salvation Was only the start Now I am chosen Free and forgiven I have a future And it’s worth the living Hallelujah You called out my name So I’ll sing out Your praise Hallelujah You buried my past And I’m not going back…
Day 7: Silent Saturday: Finding Hope in the Waiting with Dr. Jeff Warren and Keith Lowry Daniel 9:20-27; Matthew 27:62-66 On this Silent Saturday, we're reminded of the powerful truth that God's silence does not equal His absence. As we reflect on Daniel's prayer in Daniel 9:20-27, we see a breathtaking prophecy unfold - a divine countdown to the Messiah. This prophecy not only foretold Christ's first coming with astonishing accuracy but also guarantees His return. We find ourselves living in the gap between these events, much like those who experienced that first Silent Saturday. Just as Mary may have wrestled with doubt and grief after Jesus' crucifixion, we too often face our own 'silent Saturdays' - those painful spaces between heartbreak and redemption. Yet, even in these moments of uncertainty, we're encouraged to remember that God is always at work, even when we can't see or feel it. This message urges us to hold onto hope, trust in God's perfect timing, and find comfort in the knowledge that our prayers are heard and acted upon the moment we utter them. Reflection: How does the concept of 'Silent Saturday' resonate with your own experiences of waiting and uncertainty in your faith journey? Daniel 9:21-23 says that Gabriel showed up as Daniel was praying and told him, " The moment you began praying, a command was given. " How can this be an encouragement to you when you pray? How does the idea that 'we cannot mistake God's silence for His absence' impact your perspective on challenging times in your faith? In what ways can we cultivate a mindset of worship and praise, even in the midst of grief or uncertainty, as exemplified in the song 'Finished Work of Christ'? Finished Work of Christ I trade old for the new I trade lies for the truth And I throw off these old chains And hold fast unto You I cling to the cross Where my Savior bled Where grace found a way To bring death to an end A beautiful ransom When love paid my debt So I'll sing Your praise All of my days Your blood flowing down Like oceans of grace My sin swept away I'm brought back to life Here in the finished work of Christ You came out of the grave You came bursting to life And You shattered the darkness With Your glorious light In this battle for us You ran to the fight With mercy and grace And Your arms open wide The dawn of redemption Put an end to the night So I'll sing Your praise All of my days Your blood flowing down Like oceans of grace My sin swept away I'm brought back to life Here in the finished work of Christ So I'll sing Your praise With all of my heart You buried my past So my future could start I kneel at the cross I'm held in Your light Here in the finished work of Christ Hallelujah Hallelujah It is finished You have overcome…
Day 6: Good Friday: Reflecting on Christ's Sacrifice with Dr. Jeff Warren and Dr. Han Oh Isaiah 53; Matthew 27:32-44 As we reflect on Good Friday, we're invited to journey through the hours of Jesus' crucifixion, from His condemnation at 8 a.m. to His burial at 6 p.m. This powerful meditation encourages us to pause and consider the immense sacrifice made on our behalf. The Gospel accounts, particularly Matthew 27, guide us through Christ's final moments - His sleepless nights, mock trials, and ultimate suffering on the cross. We're challenged to contemplate the darkness that covered the land at noon and Jesus' final words, 'It is finished.' This reflection isn't just about historical events; it's a call for us to examine our hearts, repent, and receive God's grace anew. As we go about our day, we're encouraged to frequently pause and consider what Jesus endured for us, deepening our appreciation for His love and sacrifice. Reflection: How does reflecting on Jesus' suffering throughout Good Friday change your perspective on your own challenges and struggles? In what ways can we honor Jesus' sacrifice beyond just remembering it, and how might this impact our daily lives? In what ways can we cultivate a deeper sense of gratitude for Christ's sacrifice, especially during times when we feel distant from God? Man of Sorrows Man of sorrows Lamb of God By His own betrayed The sin of man and wrath of God Has been on Jesus laid Silent as He stood accused Beaten mocked and scorned Bowing to the Father's will He took a crown of thorns Oh that rugged cross My salvation Where your love poured out over me Now my soul cries out Hallelujah Praise and honor unto Thee Sent of heaven God's own Son To purchase and redeem And reconcile the very ones Who nailed Him to that tree Now my debt is paid It is paid in full By the precious blood That my Jesus spilled Now the curse of sin Has no hold on me Whom the Son sets free Oh is free indeed See the stone is rolled away Behold the empty tomb Hallelujah God be praised He's risen from the grave…
Day 5: Maundy Thursday: The Last Supper and God's Faithfulness with Dr. Jeff Warren and Taylor Lowrey Jeremiah 31:31-34; Matthew 26:17-30 As we reflect on the profound significance of Maundy Thursday, we're invited to explore the beautiful connection between the Old and New Covenants. The Last Supper, far more than a simple Passover meal, becomes a pivotal moment where Jesus reframes the entire purpose of this ancient tradition. Through the bread and wine, Christ reveals Himself as the ultimate fulfillment of God's promise - the once-for-all Passover Lamb. This powerful symbolism reminds us that God's plan for our salvation has been consistent throughout history, always pointing to Jesus. As we struggle with our own shortcomings and moments of doubt, the Lord's Supper stands as a tangible reminder of Christ's sacrifice for us personally. It's an invitation to embrace the transformative power of God's grace and to live in the confidence that our standing with Him is secure. Reflection: How does the concept of God writing His law on our hearts, as mentioned in Jeremiah 31:31-34, change our understanding of our relationship with Him? How does the Last Supper connect the old and new covenants, and what does this reveal about God's consistent plan for salvation throughout history? In what ways does the Lord's Supper serve as a tangible reminder of God's grace and forgiveness in our daily lives? Been So Good I call You faithful For the promises You’ve kept And every need You’ve met Lord I’m so grateful You were with me every step And I never will forget When I think of how You’ve blessed me How Your hand has never let me go Never let me go You have been so good to me God I can’t believe How You love me What a friend You have been So good to me God I can’t believe How You love me What a friend You have been I call You Savior For the blood that washed me clean For the wrongs that You’ve redeemed I know You’re able And my eyes don’t have to see One more reason to believe Cause when I think of how You’ve blessed me How Your hand has never let me go Never let me go For every morning For every open door I call You faithful And I just wanna thank You Lord For every mountain For every time You brought me through I call You faithful I just wanna thank You Lord For Your forgiveness For how You never turned away I call You faithful And I just wanna thank You Lord For Your salvation You paid the price I couldn’t pay I call You faithful And I just wanna thank You Lord…
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