A message from the series “Christmas in my Hometown.” When God chose to redeem the world, he sent an infant. Dependent and innocent.

A message from the series “Christmas in my Hometown.” Sometimes God answers your desperation with a simple instruction not a dramatic demonstration.

A message from the series “Christmas in my Hometown.” Have you ever noticed, that the more familiar you become with something, the easier it becomes to ignore it, undervalue it, or even misuse it? It’s not that the thing lost its power. It’s that you stopped seeing its value. Do we do that with Jesus?

Listen to Pastor Jay as he kicks off this new series, “Christmas in my Hometown” by digging into Mark 6:1-6 and how Jesus was perceived in His hometown.

A message from the series “Sunday Specials.” Join the Pastors at Parkway Christian Center as they gather and share their hearts for 2026.

A message from the series “Sunday Specials.” Michael Turner speaks to Parkway about asking ourselves, what is the driving force that moves us out of our comfort zone and into our purpose with God.

A message from the series “I Love My City.” There are “Saul’s” in every city, church, and region. Sitting in silence, waiting for someone to see what God already spoke. They’re not lazy. They’re not lost. They’re in formation. When God says, “It’s time,” He’ll always send a Barnabas who’s willing to go find them. Who are you willing to go looking for? Acts 11:25-26 “Then Barnabas departed for Tarsus to seek Saul. And when he had found him, he brought him to Antioch. So it was that for a whole year they assembled with the church and taught a great many people. And the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch.”

A message from the series “I Love My City.” Every city caries both a promise and a problem. In every community there is beauty and brokenness, progress and pain, faith and fear. Some people look at their city and only see its sin, the crime, corruption, and chaos. But God looks at the same city and still sees promise.

A message from the series “I Love My City.” Every city rom Babylon to Grants Pass reflects the heart of the people who live init. When hearts fall out of order, cities fall out of order. Violence, corruption, injustice, addiction, gender confusion, idolatry, rebellion, disunity, political infighting, they are not just social problems: They are spiritual dis-orders.

A message from the series “Sunday Specials.” Listen to Pastor Don Pritchard as he shares, how we can experience the fullness of God’s Forgiveness and Restoration and declare our Backstory will not be our last story, being released to our purpose and taking this truth to our world!

A message from the series “I Love My City.” Together the story of our city can be traced to 23 New Testament cities and their churches, by tracing the journey of the gospel from Jerusalem to the ends o th earth. From Jerusalem to Laodicea, the story of the early church unfolds like a map of grace; from fire to complacency, from persecution to glory. It is the story of how the gospel began with a small group in an upper room and spread across continents, cultures, and generations.

A message from the series “Wednesday Night Service.” Join Pastor Jay for our Wednesday Night Bible Study on Exceeding Great Power and what that actually means in a believer’s life. If you want a copy of the scripture references, you can find a link to the PDF in the show notes or on our website at parkwaycc.com/sermons under the sermon series “Wednesday Night Services”.

A message from the series “You’re Gonna Make It.” You’re gonna make it because, it is well. And it is well, because we know the well we draw from. Listen to this concluding sermon on the “You’re Gonna Make it” series by Pastor Jay, as he walks us through four ways we find in the story of the shunammite woman from 2 Kings 4 of how we can meet an “Is it well” moment with an “it is well” faith.