Messages From Platt Park Church

Susie Grade continues our series When Things Fall Apart by looking at Job's friends' reaction to his situation.

Susie Grade continues our series on the book of Job.

Susie Grade begins our series "When Things Fall Apart: a study of the life of Job" by looking at Job's story and how it mirror's our stories.

Charlie Dodrill closes out our series "How To Church" by looking at The Benediction and the church community as a habitat for the divine in each of us.

Tim Grade continues our series How to Church by looking at The Table.

Susie Grade continues our series How to Church by looking at The Word.

Tim and Susie Grade begin our series on How to Church.

Tim Grade closes out our series Standing on Shaky Ground by looking at the 5th and final way to kill a relationship: Lying.

Continuing our series "Standing on Shaky Ground"

Susie Grade continues our series "Standing on Shaky Ground: 5 ways to kill a relationship" with way #3: Unforgiveness.

Susie Grade teaches the second way we can kill relationships: unfair expectations.

Susie Grade opens our series "Standing on Shaky Ground: 5 ways to kill a relationship." This week we look at pride and the antidote to pride.

Tim Grade closes out our series on contemplative prayer by looking at the different ways we can learn about God.

Susie Grade teaches on the three phases of contemplative prayer as outlined by St. Teresa: prayer of recollection, prayer of quiet, and prayer of union.

Stephen Milburn teaches on contemplative prayer and the example Jesus gave us of contemplative prayer.

Charlie Dodrill begins our series "What is contemplative prayer?" by sharing his own experience with contemplative prayer and giving us the definition of "prayer without talking."

Susie Grade continues our study of Psalms.

Susie Grade continues our Church in Denver series on the Psalms of Asaph; teaching today from Psalm 78.

Susie Grade teaches on Psalm 50 and the ways that we are all formed spiritually.

July is our "Church in Denver" series, and guest speaker Christine Hersh kicks things off. This summer various Denver churches will all be focusing on the Psalms of Asaph (Psalm 50, 73-83). These Psalms give voice to a communal lament and cry for God’s mercy on a national scale. We believe they provide appropriate language to engage God collectively about our cultural moment.