We all have struggles in our lives, whether it’s a habit, a way of thinking, or some outside influence. However, what we should always consider is the source of our struggles. After all, if we know the source, we can more effectively fight against it!

Have you ever faced a troublesome time in your life? Maybe you’re in the middle of a painful time right now… The truth is that every life is going to be touched by difficulty, and those difficulties can actually help you grow. While knowing this truth is only a small comfort when you’re in the moment, you can trust that you will see that growth eventually.

At Parkway Church, we have set aside the weekend of June 10 and 11 to focus on a modern celebration of the day of Pentecost: Outpouring Weekend!

Celebrating the Day of Pentecost at a Pentecostal church seems like a logical thing to do, but what does this day mean, and where did it come from? A short dive into the history of this important spiritual holiday makes its significance even more personal to us today.

The Word of God is clear—we are expected to pray.  And we are also told to pray in the Spirit.  But what does this actually mean?  If we have the Holy Spirit in us, don't we always pray in the Spirit?

Praying for each other is one of the roles of Christians. We pray for others in our own personal prayer time. But what about praying with others? Praying with others can be intimidating. So How can we get comfortable doing it? Read on to find some tips from the experts!

Many of us struggle with discerning whether or not we’re actually hearing from God. It’s common for us to think we’re just hearing our own thoughts or feeling our own emotions, and maybe sometimes we even think we’re hearing from God – and we’re actually not.

In charge of making sure Parkway’s Café runs smoothly is Janel Koss. We caught up with Janel and she gave us the scoop on how the Café operates and what’s on the horizon for this sweet ministry.