Our third series within The Year of Biblical Literacy is ‘A Rule of Life.’ A rule of life gives us formative practices that constantly realign our affections/allegiances towards God’s Kingdom rather than the world’s demands. We’re including this page with a list of additional resources.

Our first series within The Year of Biblical Literacy is ‘The Bible & Authority.’ In it, we’re taking a deep dive into the problems we have with the Bible, the reason for the Bible, the origins of the Bible, and the meaning of the Bible. We’re including this page with a list of additional resources.

As we dive into the book of James, we’ll see that he is calling us to live into true wisdom that embodies Jesus’ summary of the Torah by loving God and loving our neighbor.

Before we get started in our new series on Jonah, check out this immensely helpful video from our friends at Bible Project as they walk through a whole overview of the book.

Before we get started in our new series on Ephesians that we’re calling ‘New Creation,’ check out this video from our friends at Bible Project doing a whole overview of the book.

Tune in as we discuss how to process all of the emotions that have flooded our thoughts, minds, and souls during this ‘Shelter In Place’ with Licensed Christian Therapist, Mike Wilcox.

The Parish Church is going to join The Gospel Coalition and churches around the world for ‘A Day to Fast and Pray’ on Saturday, April 4. We hope you’ll join us.

A ‘Rule of Life’ simply means establishing intentional rhythms and patterning our lives around our values of being Kingdom-people. Like anything we do, the goal is to become more like Christ in a chaotic world.

In light of the ‘Shelter In Place’ order, we’re still choosing to gather together as a church online on Sundays at 10:30 AM (notice the time change) via Zoom.