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Sermon Discussion Guide: Humbled Before Mystery
Explore the themes of calling, humility, and trust in God through this week’s discussion guide. Reflect on Isaiah’s vision and consider how we can respond to God’s invitation with faith and action. Great for personal reflection or group conversations!

Is it Right to be Angry?
In Pastor Mark’s sermon on Jonah, he explores the story of a reluctant prophet, God’s boundless mercy, and the challenges we face in seeing the big picture. Jonah’s journey of anger, faith, and unexpected hope invites us to wrestle with our own responses to God’s mercy and love. Read the full sermon to journey deeper into Jonah’s story.

Sermon Discussion Guide: Is it Right to be Angry?
Looking to dive deeper into the story of Jonah and reflect on this week’s sermon? Our discussion guide offers questions and insights to help you explore the themes of mercy, hope, and the big picture of faith in Jonah’s story. Perfect for individual reflection or small group study.

Just Enough
Read Pastor Mark’s sermon on Elijah and the widow of Zarephath, a story of faith, scarcity, and trusting God’s provision, even when resources are few and the future feels uncertain. Discover how their journey reminds us to find peace in ‘enough for today.’

Sermon Discussion Guide: Just Enough
Dive deeper into this week’s sermon with a guided discussion on trust, provision, and God’s faithfulness. Reflect on how Elijah’s story invites us to live in faith each day, with enough for today and hope for tomorrow.

All the Peoples of the Earth
In this week’s sermon, Pastor Mark reflects on Solomon’s prayer of dedication for the temple and shares a powerful story about grace from Father Greg Boyle. How do we make God’s love visible in the world around us? Dive into this sermon to explore how faith, risk, and compassion intersect in surprising ways.

Sermon Discussion Guide: All the Peoples of the Earth
Ready to dive deeper into this week’s sermon? Use this discussion guide to reflect on themes of making God’s presence visible, taking risks in faith, and extending compassion to others. Whether in small groups or personal reflection, these questions will help you explore how God’s love becomes tangible in everyday life.

God's (In)Dwelling
In this sermon from October 20, Pastor Mark reflects on David’s desire to build a temple for God in 2 Samuel 7 and God's surprising response. As David enjoys the height of success, God reminds him—and us—that true dwelling isn’t in physical structures but in our hearts. Explore how God’s grace reorders our understanding of success and invites us to let God dwell within us. Click through to read the full transcript.
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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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Join us on Tuesday, September 8, at 7:00 PM for Reimagining South Baltimore: Environmental Restoration, Responsible Development, and Renewal, featuring Brad Rogers, Executive Director of the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership.![]()
Learn about the significant work underway in South Baltimore and stay afterward for light refreshments and conversation.![]()
📍 Roland Park Presbyterian Church Sanctuary
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When life brings pain, disappointment or failure, it can feel as though we have been left to manage everything alone. Sunday’s message offers another possibility: God meets us in our weakness and remains with us through every part of the journey.![]()
If you missed worship yesterday, watch the service on RPPC’s Facebook page @Roland Park Presbyterian Church and hear Pastor Mark’s final sermon in the “Disputing with God” series.![]()
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You do not need to have God—or life—completely figured out before coming to church. Bring your questions, your hopes, your doubts, and your whole self. Wherever you are in your personal faith journey, there is a place for you here. Join us for worship tomorrow at 10:30 AM at Roland Park Presbyterian Church. All are welcome.![]()
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Roland Park Presbyterian Church
4801 Roland Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21210
