The Book of Job has long been praised as a masterpiece of literature, one of the greatest books ever written. Victor Hugo said, “Tomorrow, if all literature was to be destroyed and it was left to me to retain one work only, I should save Job.”...
Can grief and pain really bring us closer to God? Does living through a season of grief actually help us know God better and understand scripture more fully? Dr. Jack Martin shares a heartfelt message about pain, struggling with God and dealing...
Everyone pursues happiness in some way or another and yet, very few ever find it – at least, not for long. For six weeks we will explore the elusive pursuit of happiness, in order to discover where true happiness is found. Jesus teaches us that...
On May 22, Park Cities Baptist Church received the Outstanding Faith-Based Partner Award for our work at Jack Lowe Elementary at the DISD Volunteer and Partners Awards Program.
The Ten Commandments were given to Moses 3,500 years ago. That was a long time ago. Are they still applicable today? Do they need to be updated for our time, or do they need to be upheld for all time? And if they still apply, how do we live...
Studies show that losing a job is one of the most significant sources of stress in life. The Career Transition Workshop, led by Director Wes Johnson, is a “way through” the devastation and into hope. PCBC has hosted the weekly workshop here since...
In late 2017, Jim Ramsey embarked on a journey full of risk and uncertainty to pursue the calling God was stirring in his heart. Leaving behind the successful career he had built at Price Waterhouse Cooper, Jim took on a new role as President of...
Serve Dallas Day was a church-wide service day dedicated to supporting our local ministry partners across the city. Over 20 Connect Groups —about 350 people— were at 10 locations. “Service is a lifestyle, a pillar, a part of our DNA as a church,”...
We look forward to seeing you this Sunday for Dr. Jeff Warren’s message, “What’s Next: Women” – it will be a day for ALL women to be honored and encouraged.
The power of hope keeps each of us going, every day of our lives. In so many ways, the question that drives us is, “what’s next?” Post-Easter, surely the disciples were asking, “what’s next?” Even today, in light of the Resurrection, how does it...
