By Rankin Wilbourne, Lead Pastor
I mentioned last Sunday that I wanted to provide a reading list on the topic of navigating grief and suffering. Here are seven titles, both fiction and nonfiction, that have helped me.
By Rankin Wilbourne, Lead Pastor
Last year, I shared a two-part blog about a far-off conference that started with an old-fashioned snail mail letter to Tim Keller. In one week, TogetherLA will bring people together from all around our city … CONTINUE READING
By Rankin Wilbourne, Lead Pastor
Suffering is the great common denominator. Every person, every philosophy, every religion is trying to figure out what to do with suffering.
“We bereaved are not alone. We belong to the largest company in all … CONTINUE READING
By Alex McKee
“The point is to do something, however small, and show you care through your actions by giving your time… We are all God’s children so it is important to share His gifts. Do not worry about why … CONTINUE READING
We received word from Santa Monica High School that there has been a confirmed case of the measles on their campus, specifically a child in the infant care program at the Samohi Infant Toddler Center. We want you to know … CONTINUE READING
Last Sunday, Chris Weldon, our Director of Worship, shared our church’s heart for what worship means and what worship can be. For this week’s post, we want to publish these reflections.
By Chris Weldon
The other night I got into … CONTINUE READING
By Seth Thomas, Communications Director
This Sunday, January 25, we’ll take a look back over the past year and celebrate the work God has done in our city. If you get the time, go back and listen to last year’s … CONTINUE READING
By Rankin Wilbourne, Lead Pastor
“Preach the gospel at all times; use words when necessary.” You have probably heard that saying, variously attributed.
These words contain a grain of truth. The Apostle Paul exhorts us to “adorn the doctrine of … CONTINUE READING
By Rankin Wilbourne, Lead Pastor
Resolved: To read the Bible each day and remind myself to listen to my Father’s voice instead of listening to my own.
Maybe you’re one of those people who makes New Year’s resolutions every year. … CONTINUE READING
By the Pacific Crossroads Church staff
In this week’s blog post, we wanted to share a potluck of our favorite Thanksgiving memories and family traditions. But first, we need to say thanks.
As a church community, we have so much … CONTINUE READING