Messages From Platt Park Church

Susie Grade teaches this week on the overwhelming emotion of sadness and how we enter into deeper community when we share our sadness with each other.

Susie Grade teaches on the overwhelming emotion of fear/anxiety and looks at the ways we can accept our body's response without letting it control us.

Tim Grade continues our series on overwhelming emotions by looking at anger and how we can deal with our anger in a righteous way.

Susie Grade kicks off our series: "HELP! What do I do with my overwhelming emotions?" by looking at a 3-step process to handling emotions: 1) Befriend, 2) Invite, and 3) Unburden.

Susie Grade closes out our series on Joy by looking at joy as a result of resurrection. Joy is possible because of resurrection.

Stephen Milburn teaches on a practical guide to Joy -- that joy is possible because God is present.

Susie Grade teaches about Joy and how it can be present during some of the most difficult, sorrowful times in our lives.

Tim Grade kicks off Platt Park Church's 10th Anniversary Year with our month-long series on JOY. He teaches the three things necessary to choose joy in our lives.

Sandy Laws closes our advent series O Come Let Us Adore Him by looking ahead to 2019 and the example of the life of Paul.

Susie and Tim Grade co-teach our Christmas Eve service focusing on Mary's song from Luke 1:46-55, commonly known as The Magnificat.

Tim Grade leads us through the 4th week of advent looking at the line "Come and Behold Him." Tim talk about the word "behold" and the difference between seeing something and truly beholding it.

Susie Grade continues our Advent series of "O Come Let Us Adore Him" with the third line of the song: "o, come ye to Bethlehem." We look at what draws people to Bethlehem and how Platt Park can aspire to be a place of life that draws people to Christ.

Susie Grade continues our advent series "O Come Let Us Adore Him" by looking at the second line "Joyful and Triumphant" and three things that allow us to be joyful and triumphant in this life.

Tim Grade opens our Advent series "O Come Let Us Adore Him." Each week in the series we will look at a different line from the song -- this week we are looking at "O come all ye faithful" and what makes people faithful.

Susie Grade closes out our series on Being Thankful by looking at what truly lasts and matters in life and how to find God's presence in the midst.

Charlie Dodrill teaches on the neurobiology of relational circuits and how gratitude can help heal our inability to engage in relationships.

Tim Grade continues our series on Being Thankful and looking at the difference between seeing our lives through the lens of entitlement versus gift. Entitlement leading to resentment; gift leading to gratitude.

Tim Grade begins our series on Being Thankful by looking at gratitude and gifts. When we recognize everything as a gift we begin to foster gratitude.

Gary Aronhalt wraps up our series on Monday Morning Faith. He teaches that work is hard but that it is still good and that we were designed to do work.

Susie Grade teaches on our "Work as Witness" in the third week of our Monday Morning Faith series. She explains various misconceptions about what it means to be a witness at work and ultimately suggests that the way we work, love, and live is truly the way we witness to others.