In this week’s sermon, Pastor Mark reflects on Luke 4:14-30. Jesus’ declaration in the synagogue challenges our ideas of grace, fairness, and belonging, reminding us that God’s love is expansive and for everyone. Read the full transcript here.
Dive deeper into Sunday’s sermon with our discussion guide. Explore themes of belonging, grace, and God’s expansive love, and reflect on how Jesus’ words call us to action. Perfect for small groups or personal study.
Read Pastor Mark’s full sermon from January 12, 2025, exploring Luke 3:1-22. Discover how God has already made a way to us through grace and love, and how we can live as reminders of God’s love for others. Click to read the full transcript.
Looking to reflect deeper on Sunday’s message? Use this week’s discussion guide to explore themes of repentance, grace, and God’s love. Perfect for personal reflection or small group discussions. Click to access the guide.
“Divine Mischief” explores the story of young Jesus in the temple and invites us to see the sacred in ordinary moments. Through playful musings and reflections, Pastor Mark challenges us to embrace curiosity, community, and divine mischief in our lives.
Dive deeper into “Divine Mischief” with this week’s discussion guide. Explore the themes of community, faith formation, and God’s playful nature with reflection questions and practical applications.
Pastor Mark reflects on Ruth’s story in this week’s Advent series, Hidden Hope: The Women Who Paved the Way. Explore how Ruth’s faithfulness, courage, and hospitality reveal God’s presence in everyday moments.
Take your reflection deeper with this week’s discussion guide, exploring themes of hidden hope, hospitality, and God’s love through the story of Ruth. Perfect for small groups or personal devotion time.
In this Advent sermon, Pastor Mark delves into the story of Rahab from Joshua 2, highlighting her unexpected role in God’s plan and her inclusion in Jesus’ genealogy. He challenges us to recognize and honor those who are often overlooked, reminding us that in God’s narrative, everyone holds significance.
Engage with Tamar’s story through this week’s discussion guide. Explore thought-provoking questions about justice, hidden hope, and how we can create a community of belonging rooted in God’s love.
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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