Our new birth in Christ is a glorious experience forever imprinted in our hearts and minds. Walking in this new life means we must change and learn to die to ourselves. But what does “dying to self” mean?

This Easter Week Bible study is designed to walk you through each day leading up to Easter Sunday with intentional scripture readings, thoughtful questions, and practical applications.

As the sun shines brighter, flowers bloom, and birds sing again, it’s the perfect time to let your light shine, too. Practicing spring kindness is a beautiful way to reflect the love of Christ.

Worship is more than just singing a few songs on Sunday morning — it's a lifestyle. But what does the term “worship” mean, and what are some types of worship in the Bible?

In this journey, two important aspects of spiritual life often come up—the fruit of the Spirit and the gifts of the Spirit. Both play a significant role in shaping our relationship with God and how we interact with others.

What does it mean to disciple someone? Pastor Robert Kurz recently taught a Growth Tracks lesson on discipleship, and we’ve included some of the key elements he discussed in today’s post!

Spiritual gifts are given to us in order to help others, to do the work of God, and to spread the good news of Jesus. That’s why it’s critical to know how to determine your spiritual gifts.

When we consider the importance of a church community for Christians, we should first consider what a church community is.  While a community is considered a geographic area like a city, village, or neighborhood, a church community implies that members have something else in common: their faith. A community of believers can be a church, a small group, youth group, or just a group of friends who are like-minded in faith. 

Learn how to overcome temptations through prayer, God's Word, and wise choices. Strengthen your faith and walk in victory today!

"Who is my neighbor according to the Bible?" This question led to one of the most profound parables in Scripture — the story of the Good Samaritan. It’s a question that still resonates today, challenging us to examine our hearts and redefine our understanding of love and compassion.

Setting spiritual goals in 2025 can help you grow closer to God, strengthen your faith, and live with greater purpose. When you take time to reflect on your relationship with God and set intentional goals, it opens the door for spiritual growth and personal transformation.

The Christmas season is the perfect time to reflect Christ’s love to the world around us. With hearts softened by the joy of the season, people are often more receptive to acts of kindness and conversations about faith. That’s why implementing meaningful Christmas outreach ideas can be a powerful way to fulfill the Great Commission. Let’s explore practical and impactful ways to share the love of Jesus this holiday season.

Excited to celebrate the festive season? What better way to spread Christmas cheer than to sing about our Savior? Parkway Church’s Christmas Concert promises a joyful time of music, singing, and the story of Jesus brought to you by Parkway’s music team and the Kidz Parkway team.

Looking for ways to celebrate the holiday season with a blend of fun and faith? Whether you’re staying in or venturing out to experience Milwaukee's festive charm, here are some wonderful Christian Christmas activities that will help you embrace the true meaning of the season. These ideas are perfect for families, friends, and Christians of all ages looking to make this Christmas unforgettable.

If someone were to ask you about how you make room for rest in your life, how would you answer? We know physical rest is crucial for our physical well-being. Many chronic health conditions are a result of poor physical rest. But what is spiritual rest and are we getting enough of it?

So, how do we have gratitude during hard times?  We need to shift our focus up to Him.  We must always look for the gifts He has given us today.  Then we will find ourselves thankful in everything!

Forgiveness can be difficult, especially when we rely on human nature. The more we think we've been wronged, the more we feel that justified in withholding forgiveness. We tend to imagine that withholding forgiveness can create unpleasant feelings towards others. While that may be true to some degree, in most cases, it just magnifies our own negative feelings and keeps us from reconciliation and God's will in our life. While we feel that refusing to forgive eases our feelings of hurt, humiliation, betrayal, disrespect, or disappointment, we can lose sight of the true benefits of forgiveness we can experience when we give those feelings to God. 

Prayer is the lifeline of every believer, connecting us to God in a powerful and personal way. If you’ve ever wondered how to pray in a way that deepens this essential part of your faith, here are 10 ways to improve your prayer life. As you incorporate these ideas, remember that prayer is not only about asking for things but building a relationship with God, seeking His will, and finding strength for each day.

Many Christians are highly invested in the outcome of our political elections and there is certainly nothing wrong with being passionate about politics. We as Christians are passionate about many things in life: sports, hobbies, family, etc. But politics is an area of passion that easily goes to the extreme in our human nature. After all, it isn’t often that you hear a person putting the weight of future happiness on the outcome of a baseball game like they do on the practice of voting.

The media and even the candidates themselves are always stressing the importance of politics — sometimes to an apocalyptic degree. It is no surprise, then, that many Christians are quite anxious about the outcome of future elections. So, what should we as Christians do? Let’s walk through some important biblical principles that will help us when balancing politics and faith in our Christian journeys.

Grace is a term we often hear in sermons, read in scripture, and sometimes even use in everyday life. But what is meant by “grace” in the Bible, and how does it affect our lives as believers today? Grace, as defined by the Word of God, is more than just kindness. It’s an incredible gift given by God—one that we could never earn on our own.