Articles God Is With You Do you experience worry, discouragement, or fear? In those times, let Psalm 91 serve as a balm to your soul. By Keyon Atkins
Articles Meditations on Psalm 73 Psalm 73 Truly God is good to Israel, to those who are pure in heart. 2 But as for me, my feet had almost stumbled, my steps had nearly slipped. 3 For I was envious of the arrogant when I saw the prosperity of the wicked. 4 For they have no pangs until death; their bodies are fat and sleek. 5 They are […] By Kayla Pugh
Articles 7 Reasons We Give God the Silent Treatment Sometimes, we’re tempted to give God the silent treatment. Pain can lead to a settled prayerlessness. Here, I want to share seven reasons why we don’t pray. By Mark Vroegop
Articles 12 Things We Can Learn From King David About Responding to Adversity Adversity in life is inevitable. Yet, when we go through adversity, may we, as Christians, draw guidance and hope from the life and psalms of King David. By Jim Brandyberry
Articles How Do We Practically Hope In God? God doesn’t expect me to deny my fear. Instead, he invites me to hope in something bigger than my fear. But how do we practically hope in God? By Emily Schuitema
Articles From the Wall: Encouragement for the Anxious Heart I’m experiencing an anxious heart as I see the anxiety that is all around us. Yet, I find comfort in the truth of Psalm 91. By Diana Standridge
Video Psalm 23 in Watercolors Enjoy this watercolor representation of Psalm 23, featuring paintings by artist Laura Winslow. By College Park Church
Video But God: Week 3 In week three of the But God Bible Study, Jane Schuth shares what Psalm 73 reveals about clinging to the truth in the midst of hardship. By College Park Church
Video One People: Work Together “Work Together” is the final message in a three-part sermon series on racial harmony preached at College Park Church in March 2019. By College Park Worship
Video Why The Church Needs to Learn The Language of Lament Lead Pastor Mark Vroegop talks about lament and why it is such a necessary topic for the church. By College Park Church
