In this deeply moving Easter sermon, Pastor Mark invites us into Luke’s quiet, tension-filled resurrection story—one where signs of Jesus’ presence live amidst grief and confusion. Explore how remembrance, community, and the faith to wonder can lead us to resurrection hope. Click to read the full transcript.
This week’s discussion guide invites you to explore the Easter story through the lens of Luke 24:1–12. Reflect on the power of remembrance, the mystery of resurrection, and how community brings us closer to truth. Perfect for small groups or personal devotion.
In his Palm Sunday sermon, Pastor Mark invites us into Luke’s unique telling of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem—without palm branches, but full of meaning. Through subtle yet powerful details, we’re reminded that creation itself cries out in praise and that God’s love transcends human agendas. Read the full message and reflect on what it means to be part of God’s movement of love.
Dig deeper into Pastor Mark’s Palm Sunday sermon with this week’s discussion guide. Featuring questions on divine agency, creation’s role in worship, and resisting modern-day nationalism, this guide is perfect for small groups or personal reflection as we journey through Holy Week together.
In this week’s sermon, Pastor Mark explores three powerful encounters with Jesus in Luke’s Gospel—each marked by a longing to see, and something standing in the way. What blocks your sight? And how can grace help you see more clearly? Read the full sermon transcript from April 6 to reflect on these questions and discover where you might glimpse God’s love this week.
Our weekly sermon discussion guide offers thoughtful questions and insights based on Sunday’s message. Whether you’re journaling on your own or gathering with others, this guide will help you reflect on what blocks our vision—and how Jesus helps us see again.
This week, Pastor Mark reflects on the stark parable of the rich man and Lazarus—and a childhood story about a candy bar that still echoes today. It’s a powerful reminder that love and justice go hand in hand, and that God may be closer than we think.
Dive deeper into this week’s sermon with questions for reflection, conversation, and action. Explore the themes of spiritual distance, everyday compassion, and love as the only true measure.
In this reflection on Luke 15, Pastor Mark invites us into Jesus’ joyful parables of lost and found—where sheep, coins, and even rebellious sons are welcomed with open arms and celebration. It’s a reminder that grace isn’t about being deserving. It’s about coming home. Read the full sermon and consider your own invitation to the party.
Want to go deeper into Sunday’s message? This week’s discussion guide explores the joy of being found, the challenge of comparison, and the power of God’s open invitation. Perfect for personal reflection or small group conversation.
Roland Park Presbyterian Church is a local community of faith that was founded in 1901. RPPC is an inclusive and welcoming member congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and More Light Presbyterians as well as an Earth Care and Matthew 25 Congregation that is pursuing justice, practicing hospitality and engaging curious faith. RPPC worships together each Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
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