PCBC’s In-Home Ministry was created to serve our members who have been active and generous in the past, but for many different reasons, cannot attend our worship gatherings and other events in person. Volunteers make regular visits to dozens of...
Our Serve Days all through October have taken us out in every direction from our church, to be a light in our community. Just as in 1939 when the "new" Park Cities Baptist Church gave its very first offering to missions, missions are...
Everything in the Christian life finds its origin in Jesus. For the followers of Jesus, it all recalibrates back to Him, His life, His mission, and His love. The Church exploded out of His life, death, and resurrection and His mission, now given...
A successful attorney born and raised in a strong faith community, Stan saw Christianity as a hallmark of everyday life. It was familiar and comforting, a marker of tradition and the status quoin a quiet Texas town.
Community. Connection. Belonging. We all recognize the value of these concepts. But sometimes, what we value isn’t always easy to achieve practically.
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...
