East Parkway Church

In sermon #2 of the series Long Story Short, Wayne Griswold looks at the catastrophe of the fall, and we see that as great as our fall was and is, God is greater still.

Wayne Griswold begins a new series that will cover the entire Bible in 12 simple statements. This week, he looks at creation and we learn several things about God and us.

Pastor Mark Dahlin of Living Hope Christian Church shares from Ephesians 1 and other passages throughout Scripture about God's mission and how we should view and respond to it.

Wayne Griswold completes his series in the book of Acts with sermon #50 and considers why the book ends with so many loose ends and what that means for us, for the church, and for the Kingdom of God.

In Wayne Griswold's sermon #49 from Acts, Paul's example demonstrates that we will find our greatest, most purpose-filled life as we live in Christ in the Kingdom of God to the glory of God.

Looking at Chapter 27 in Wayne Griswold's sermon #48 in Acts: Life isn't about our ability to navigate around the storm, it's about God who graciously brings us through it.

In sermon #47 from the Book of Acts, Pastor Wayne Griswold points out that the greatest, most persuasive explanation of faith in God is a life transformed by Jesus.

In Wayne Griswold's 46th sermon in Acts, we see three applications from the responses of three different people.

In this 45th sermon on the book of Acts, Wayne Griswold elaborates on how Paul's confession of faith is ours also, even as the call of faith is universal as well.

Wayne Griswold reminds us that the hope of new life still dawns on us today in the reality, remembrance, and response to the resurrection.

Wayne Griswold unpacks Paul's prayer in Ephesians 1:15-23.

From Jesus' actions and teachings, we see that the Kingdom of God is unique and might be different from what we would expect.

Andrei Yaholkovsky looks to Psalm 121 for six truths regarding how to view and trust in the Lord during times of trouble.

Guest preacher Dr. David Nystrom wraps up his series in 1 Corinthians by covering Chapters 14-16, which touch on things involving gifts of the Spirit, orderliness in services, and the resurrection.

In sermon 4 of 5 in 1 Corinthians, Dr. David Nystrom explores themes of living together as the body of Christ in how we approach spiritual gifts, communion, head coverings, and more.

Dr. David Nystrom gives an overview of the theological and practical matters Paul addresses in 1 Corinthians 7-9. Sermon number 3 of 5 of the 1 Corinthians series.

From James 1, Andrei Yaholkovsky considers what it means to be hearers and doers of the Word, as well as five expectations God has for us.

Tim French looks at how salt is used literally and figuratively throughout the Bible and in different cultures throughout history and considers how that relates to the call for Christians to be the salt of the earth.

From the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Sean Kenney points out what grace means, how we can show it, who deserves it, and why we need it.

In Dr. Nystrom's second sermon in 1 Corinthians, the apostle Paul addresses such topics as self worth, sin versus grace, and the relationship between body and soul.

In his opening sermon on the book of 1 Corinthians, Dr. David Nystrom describes the historical, societal, and theological background of the book.

Budge Currier looks to Jesus' comments about loving your enemy as yourself as a springboard for developing a biblical self image.

When overwhelmed with trouble and feeling like there is no relief in sight, do not relent in remembering the character and works of God. - Tim French, preaching on Psalm 77

Budge Currier looks to 2 Peter for some important elements of living an abundant life: confessing our sin, walking in the way of the Lord, and sharing God's love with others.

Even the birth of Jesus reveals the He is King, and we should come to Him with longing, worship, and joy. - Wayne Griswold, The King Has Come series, sermon #3 of 3

Andrei Yaholkovsky points out four important truths about Christ the King that we can glean from the angel's announcement of the birth of Jesus. The King Has Come series, sermon #2 of 3

You cannot understand the birth of Jesus unless you see it in the broader context of the narrative of the Old Testament. Pastor Wayne Griswold considers 5 lessons we can draw from Matthew's genealogy of Jesus. The King Has Come series, sermon #1 of 3

Do you live in a state of contentment or discontentment? Dr. Phil Stevenson points out four truths about contentment that we see from Paul in Philippians.

Because God's arms are open wide to even the youngest child, we can come to Him in child-like faith as we are encouraged to seek the touch, know the heart, receive the Kingdom, and enjoy the blessings of Christ. - Pastor Wayne Griswold

Paul pressed on in all good conscience because he lived primarily before the audience of one. We also hear of the comforting plan, promise, and presence of the Lord. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series, Sermon #44

The tapestry of Paul's testimony is woven with the thread of God's unexpected grace. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series, Sermon #43

Paul's story reveals a deep passion to exalt the name of Jesus, even in the face of escalating opposition. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series, Sermon #42

Dr. Moffat Zimba, president of Northrise University in Zambia, shares seven lessons on facing the storms of life.

Paul encourages the believers that to be committed to the gospel of God is to be commended to the God of the gospel. -Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series, Sermon #41

We can persist in the work of the Lord because the Word of the Lord prevails. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series, Sermon #40

From the account of Apollos at the end of Acts 18, we are reminded that although repentance is required, faith in Christ is necessary for salvation and overcoming sin. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series Sermon #39

Just as the mission of God moved from person to person in Paul's day and from Paul's day to ours, so we must see ourselves as participants in the mission and help others see themselves in the same way. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts, Sermon #38

As Paul is occupied with the Word in Corinth, he exemplifies that when the reality of God's love in Christ grabs hold of your life, you cannot help but live it and let it be known. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series, Sermon #37

From Paul in Athens, we are reminded that we help to make the unknown known by clarifying who God is and who we are in relation to Him. Pastor Wayne Griswold points out 5 such clarifying truths in this sermon #36 of the Acts series.

In consideration of Paul's directions to the church in Corinth, Pastor Wayne Griswold calls us to view the Lord's Supper as an expression of worship and faith that testifies to our communion with Christ and with others in the body of Christ.

In sermon #9 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About . . . ? series, Andrei Yaholkovsky considers a biblical perspective of sex: that it is a gift from God that is good, is meant for marriage, and is owed between a husband and wife.

In sermon #8 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About . . . ? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold encourages us that spiritual formation typically begins in the home and what that looks like for husbands, wives, and children.

In sermon #7 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About...? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold looks to the Bible's teachings that as citizens of two kingdoms, the earthly and the heavenly, we must serve the one and prioritize the other.

In sermon #6 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About . . . ? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold looks to various passages to point out that ministry in the church is not gender specific but a matter of gifting and call.

In sermon #5 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About...? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold points us to the truth that homosexual practice like any sin is a great offense to God, but God's grace is greater still.

In sermon #4 of 10 from the What Does the Bible Say About . . . series, Andrei Yaholkovsky looks to Matthew 25 to answer questions about final judgment, how we will be judged, and heaven and hell.

In sermon #3 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About...? series, Andrei Yaholkovsky dives into the biblical dynamic of God's work for us and our responsibility to respond and act.

In sermon #2 of the What Does the Bible Say About...? series, Andrei Yaholkovsky looks to Jesus' interactions with the rich young ruler to draw some conclusions about how we can go about witnessing to "good" people.

The battle for mental health is very real, but there is hope in God and His many means of grace. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, What Does the Bible Say About . . ., sermon 1 of 10

Faithfulness to God is never motivated by earthly gain because a life of integrity is its own reward. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Integrity, sermon #3 of 3

A life of integrity needs trusted friends who stand with us before God in life and in death. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Integrity series, sermon #2