Thinking through our stories, we find our place in His story. God is writing an ongoing story in your life and in mine.

If you confess that sinner more than saint is your life’s label, but you welcome Christ’s grace, then you need not despair. Eternal comfort is yours.

He who saves me from the consequences of my sin by a mighty hand holds me in love and delight no less strong.

As the church participates in God’s mission to the world, we do so because we love the world and want to see every person experience the saving power of the gospel.

All who confess their need of God’s grace are united to Christ, beloved by God, and free of condemnation.

God’s gracious discipline accompanies the promises of his Word so that our pain prods us to claim his blessings.

People gather around similar interests. We create informal and formal networks of the “like-minded” who hope to influence direction and policy.

When we express Christ’s love for the those easy to love and for those hard to love, our hearts are experiencing the nature of his affection.

Even though we face difficulties and tears, God will weave all into his tapestry of salvation for us and those our lives touch.

Park was the only foreign-born delegate at the PCA’s first General Assembly.