Pulpit Rock Church
Welcome to the Table
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August 23rd, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley Paul and Barnabas’s sharp disagreement over John Mark (Acts 15) sets the stage for a hard truth: conflict is part of any real community. Drawing on Matthew 18, the sermon lays out Jesus’s path through disagreement, going directly to the person, involving others when needed, and staying at the table even when reconciliation feels impossible. It closes with John Mark’s later redemption as a reminder that conflict doesn’t have to be the end of the story.
August 16th, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley + Katie Brown – Acts 2:42-43 Following Jesus was never meant to be done alone. This week, we look at what it means to build genuine community, showing up for one another, sharing life, and becoming more like Jesus together.
July 26th, 2026 | Speaker: Emery Whitmarsh Explores the power of the questions we ask each other, and how technology and social fear often get in the way of real conversation. Looks at Matthew 6:24-34, where Jesus uses questions to ground people, speak truth, and lovingly challenge them in their worries. Closes with a call to ask others intentional, caring questions, and to have the courage to invite others to ask them of you.
July 19th, 2026 | Pastor Caitlin Garrett & Cindy Limbrick We all have questions for God, especially in seasons of uncertainty. This week, we explore how bringing our honest questions to Him can deepen our faith and remind us that God is with us through it all.
July 12th, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley Often, evil uses questions to distract us from what we need to focus on, and to lead us to question what we would otherwise know to be true. Learn about what those questions sound like, and how to deal with them.
July 5th, 2026 | Pastor Kyle Collins God asks questions, not because He needs answers, but because we do. Discover how God’s questions reveal our hearts, invite honest reflection, and lead us toward deeper transformation in Him.
June 28th, 2026 | Pastor David White In Psalm 73, we’ll discover how God’s presence transforms our perspective, reminding us that He alone is our greatest treasure and our lasting hope.
June 21st, 2026 | Pastor Cindy Limbrick Psalm 77 reminds us that God welcomes our honest prayers in seasons of doubt, grief, and struggle. As we remember His faithfulness in the past, we find hope and trust for today.
June 14th, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley Psalm 51 is David’s prayer of confession, showing how honest repentance opens the door to God’s mercy, healing, and renewal. Discover the freedom that comes when we bring our brokenness before God and allow Him to create a clean heart within us.
June 7th, 2026 | Speaker Preston Goff Psalm 72 paints a picture of the perfect King whose reign brings justice, peace, and hope. Join us as we look to Jesus, the true King, and the blessing of living under His rule.
May 31st, 2026 | Pastor Kyle Collins Psalm 69 wrestles with suffering, injustice, and the longing for God’s justice. This sermon explores how we can honestly bring our pain and anger before God while finding hope in Christ.
May 24th, 2026 | Speaker Janae Collins The Psalms of Ascent, emphasizing God’s constant protection, guidance, and faithfulness as believers journey through life and place their trust in Him.
May 17, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley In Psalms 95 & 96 as we discover how praise flows from seeing who God truly is, His greatness, faithfulness, and glory. Together we’ll explore what it means to worship God with our whole lives.
May 10th, 2026 | Pastor Kyle Collins Psalm 118 is a song of gratitude and trust, reminding us that God’s steadfast love endures through every season. Even in hardship, we are invited to give thanks and rejoice in the faithfulness of God.
May 3rd, 2026 | Pastor Rowland Smith The sermon on Psalm 23 focuses on God as a caring Shepherd who provides, guides, and remains present through both peace and hardship, offering lasting security and hope.
April 26th, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley The introduction to the Psalms series is a unified story that moves from lament to praise, emphasizing trust in God’s Word, His sovereign rule, and pointing ultimately to the Messiah.
April 19th, 2026 | Pastor Kyle Collins To live in the “already but not yet” reality of God’s Kingdom, experiencing His presence now while looking forward to its full fulfillment. It invites us to live with hope, faithfulness, and trust in God’s ongoing work.
April 12th, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley The disciples misunderstood Jesus’ kingdom in Acts 1, expecting something political instead of spiritual. Jesus redirects them to focus on the Holy Spirit and their mission to be His witnesses. It invites us to release our expectations and step into God’s greater purpose.
April 5th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland This Easter, we celebratedJesus’ resurrection and the hope it brings. Because He is risen, we’re invited to live in His Kingdom, marked by grace, freedom, and new life today.
March 29th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to a net gathering all kinds of fish, revealing that while everyone is drawn in, there will ultimately be a separation between the righteous and the wicked at the end of the age.
March 22nd, 2026 | Pastor Kyle Collins Jesus teaches that God’s Kingdom is of incomparable worth, like a treasure worth giving everything for. This message challenges us to re-evaluate what we value most and to recognize the joy and purpose found in fully pursuing His Kingdom.
March 15th, 2026 | Pastor Christy Penley In the parable of the wheat and the weeds, Jesus reminds us that good and evil grow side by side in this world. Yet we trust that in the end, God will bring justice and gather His people into His kingdom.
March 8th, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland The Parable of the Sower in Gospel of Matthew 13:1–23. Jesus shows how the condition of our hearts affects how we receive God’s Word, inviting us to become “good soil” that receives His truth and bears lasting fruit.
March 1st, 2026 | Pastor Jonathan Cleveland In Luke 13, Jesus compares the Kingdom of God to a mustard seed and yeast—small, almost unnoticed beginnings that grow into something far greater than expected. This sermon invites us to trust that God is at work in quiet, ordinary ways, bringing powerful transformation through humble faithfulness.
