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Mark Vroegop

Mark Vroegop

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Lead Pastor, College Park Church Sermon Podcast

Indianapolis

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Total articles 22

  • Humility and Teachability: An Unexpected Gift of Parenting

    By Bob Martin, Mark Vroegop, Chris Martin Verified|College Park Church Sermon PodcastWhen I was a child, I assumed that by the time I reached adulthood I would know most of what I needed to know to work, to parent, and to otherwise succeed in adult stuff. While my parents certainly weren’t perfect, they didn’t give me any glaring examples of inadequacy. They seemed to know how to do their jobs, provide dinner and clothes for us, and guide us in our walk with the Lord. They were a constant source of stability and wisdom and seemed to have answers to my questions.

    By Bob Martin, Mark Vroegop, Chris Martin Verified · 0

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • 3 Ways to Help Lonely Teenagers

    By Bob Martin, Mark Vroegop, Greg Palys, Chris Martin Verified|College Park Church Sermon PodcastWhen I sit across from a student, whether we are out for coffee, lunch, or in the counseling room, I often will hear the words “I just feel alone.”Many middle school and high school students are feeling deep loneliness. They don’t feel like they are known or seen. They crave community but aren’t sure how to get it. Why is it that our teens are more lonely than ever?

    By Bob Martin, Mark Vroegop, Greg Palys, Chris Martin Verified · 0

    Mar. 04, 2025

  • Humility and Teachability: An Unexpected Gift of Parenting

    By Bob Martin, Mark Vroegop, Chris Martin Verified|College Park Church Sermon PodcastWhen I was a child, I assumed that by the time I reached adulthood I would know most of what I needed to know to work, to parent, and to otherwise succeed in adult stuff. While my parents certainly weren’t perfect, they didn’t give me any glaring examples of inadequacy. They seemed to know how to do their jobs, provide dinner and clothes for us, and guide us in our walk with the Lord. They were a constant source of stability and wisdom and seemed to have answers to my questions.

    By Bob Martin, Mark Vroegop, Chris Martin Verified · 0

    Mar. 11, 2025

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College Park Church Sermon Podcast