Learn the power of transformed speech during this series!

Written by Beth Moore, this 24-week study will explore the book of Daniel, with equal focus on his life and his prophecy, and emphasizing how God worked in and through both.

A Women of Faith study.  

Discover how the grace of God is less about what we do, and more about who we are in this study written by David Nasser.

Is it possible to find balance in the chaos of everyday life? Discover some Biblical principles for making life manageable.

A study on experiencing God's forgiveness and restoration.

A six-week study on overcoming fear, going into the world, and telling others about Christ.

Find out what the apostle Peter had to say in his first letter, and what it means for us today.

A six-week study.

A twelve-week journey seeking the heart of God through the life of David.

Sharing the Gospel can be tough. But through this series, we will learn how to seek and save the lost the way Jesus did. (Series teacher: Jason Coates).

Join us for this one-part study of the benefits of studying God's Word and the dangers of avoiding it.

Join us for this three-part look at the armor of God. We'll see what it's meant to do, how we should use it, and how it fits in the book of Ephesians. (Series teacher: Mike Houston)

Of all possible people, Jesus chose 12 men to be his first disciples. What can we learn from them, and how are they similar to us? Find out during this three-part series. (Series teacher: Benny Phelps)

What are parables and why did Jesus use them? This three-week series will examine some of Jesus' parables as recorded in Luke chapters 14-16. (Series teacher: Seth Worrell)

This two-week series will examine some of the key passages in the Old Testament book of Isaiah and help us understand what they teach us about God.

What is prayer, and what does the Bible have to say about it? Join us for a three-week series on the importance and necessity of prayer. (Series teacher: Jim Phillips)

We know that God has appointed men to the be the head of their households. But what does that mean? How can a man lead his family in a way that honors God? This three-week series will deal with the role and responsibility of men in their families.

A ten-week series tracing the foreshadowing of the Messiah through the narrative, poetry, and prophecy of the Old Testament.

A look at Paul's letter to the church in Rome.

Daniel remained faithful to God, regardless of his circumstances. Can we do the same?

What does it mean to be adopted into God's family? We'll explore the importance of this adoption, as well as its benefits, during this three-week study.

This two-week study looks at several passages on marriage in the Bible and seeks to answer two key questions from each passage: 1) What is the role of the husband in this passage? and 2) How can I apply this principle in my marriage?

A seven-part series that explores the book of 1 Thessalonians. Paul wrote this letter to a church in the midst of a culture filled with sexual pressures, over-emphasis on possessions, and fear about death. Sound familiar? There is much in this letter than we can -- and should -- apply to our lives today.

From the first three chapters of God's Word, we see some of the most foundational principles of our faith. Over this three-week series, we will explore Genesis 1-3 and seek to discover the truths God has placed there for us.

By looking at Paul's relationship with three men -- Silas, Barnabas, and Timothy -- we see an example of how men should practice unity, encouragement, and discipleship.

This is the most important question anyone will ever answer. It was asked by Jesus to those who would follow him in Matthew 16, and it is still asked by him today. The three-week study shows how Jesus is the Son of David, the Son of Man, and the Son of God.

Over 90% of people in the world believe in heaven, yet only 50% believe in hell. Even fewer know what hell actually is or who will inhabit it. That's what this three-week study will help us learn.

God is not afraid of questions. Abraham, Job, Paul, Nicodemus, David, Elijah, Moses, and even Jesus himself, asked God questions, some of them from heartfelt difficulty. This three-week study not only asks difficult questions, but sees what God's Word says about them.

To honor someone is to hold them up as worthy of the highest esteem and reverence; to represent them consistently, faithfully, and accurately. This three-part study will explore the Biblical concept of honor and why it should become a greater part of our lives.

How observant are you? During this three-week study, we will look at the differences between hearing, reading, and studying God's Word, as well as keys to help us grow in our ability to study and understand Scripture.

First, we will look at God's grace to us, then we will examine how grace should flow from us to others.

A three-week look at some of the key elements of God's plan for salvation: election, redemption, and sanctification.

What is a church? Why are we called Baptists? How did the local fellowship of Parkwood come about? This three-week series will explore the history, purpose, and calling of Parkwood Baptist Church.

A four-week look at the Word of God: how we got it, how it has been preserved, and what it means in the lives of God's people today. (Series teacher: Kenny Montano)

A study that explores several ordinary men from the Bible and how God used them in extraordinary ways. (Series teachers: Benny Phelps [Peter, Judas], Kenny Montano [Ebed-Melech], Joshua Duke [David, Moses], Chris Shaw [Job] and Mark Powell [Gideon]).