Park Community Church - Hyde Park

Pastor Noah continues our series in Ecclesiastes 5:10–6:7. He explores how the pursuit of wealth promises satisfaction but ultimately leaves us wanting more. Solomon exposes how greed consumes us, how wealth can never provide lasting security, why we keep chasing what cannot satisfy, and how God calls us to a better way.

Pastor Thomas preaches on Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 and the importance of words, especially our words to God. How God is the example of a word who never fails, and who is always faithful and true.

Pastor Noah continues our series in Ecclesiastes 4:4–16. He explores how envy robs us of joy, distorts our view of God, and destroys our relationships. Solomon shows us the emptiness of chasing what others have and calls us to a better way: finding contentment in God’s goodness and freedom from envy through the love of Jesus, so we can truly love one another.

Pastor Noah continues our series in Ecclesiastes 3:16–4:3. He wrestles with the reality of injustice, oppression, and death in a world that often feels deeply unfair. Solomon forces us to confront the brokenness of our world and the limits of what we can do about it. But the gospel reminds us that Jesus entered into our greatest injustice, bore our sin, and conquered death so that it would not have the final word. Through Christ, we find a hope that goes beyond what is fair to the grace and abundant life only God can give.

Pastor Noah continues our series in Ecclesiastes with Ecclesiastes 3:1–15. We all long for more time, but what does that reveal about us and our desire for control? Solomon reminds us of our human limitations, God’s sovereignty, and the eternity He has placed in our hearts. Discover how Jesus meets our longing for eternity and frees us to receive our time as a gift from God—enjoying His good gifts, doing good to others, and trusting the One who holds eternity in His hands.

Pastor Noah continues our series in Ecclesiastes 2:18-26. He addresses the toil and striving we experience in our work, and why even our greatest efforts can leave us feeling like we’re never enough. Solomon shows us how Jesus frees us from finding our identity and meaning in our work, so we can receive it as a gift from God and learn to work with gratitude, joy, and rest.

Pastor Kensen from our Bridgeport sister church continues our series in Ecclesiastes 1:12-18.

Pastor Noah continues our series in Ecclesiastes 2:1-11. He addresses this pursuit of pleasure, and if it can truly satisfy? Solomon shows us why even life’s greatest pleasures leave us wanting more—and how Jesus frees us to enjoy God’s good gifts without making them our god.

Pastor Noah opens our new series, Chasing Meaning, by laying the foundation for the book of Ecclesiastes and its timeless message for our restless world. Through the Preacher's declaration that "all is vanity," we see how God dismantles our false sources of meaning so that we might stop looking to created things for what only Christ can provide: true life, lasting joy, and eternal hope.

This week our Elder Jim takes us through Matthew 11:25-30 teaching on Jesus' Invitation to rest. But even though there is rest, there is still work to be done. Jesus doesn't just remove the yoke from us, but he gives us a new easier yoke.