"Three Thrones", Pastor Tim's examination of the books of 1-2 Kings, continues. 2 Kings contains a story about a battle among four kings in the deserts of Moab. But more than that, it's also an example of how God's word can surprise us into new and unexpected insights.

"Three Thrones" continues with a study of 2 Kings 2. We're honored to be joined for this service by Dr. Jim Mead, professor at Northwestern, for a conversation about Elisha's ministry in the Old Testament.

Pastor Tim continues the "Three Thrones" series by looking at Ahab, Jezebel, and a poor farmer named Naboth. If you want to read in preparation for the message, check out 1 Kings chapter 21.

Three Thrones, Pastor Tim's series on the book of 1-2 Kings, continues. In this message, Pastor Tim will discuss the commissioning of Elisha for ministry, highlighting Elisha's sacrifice in following Elijah.

"Three Thrones," Pastor Tim's series on the books of 1-2 Kings, rolls on into chapter 19 of 1 Kings. In this passage, Elijah hides himself at Mount Horeb and the Lord passes by.

Tim continues his study in the books of Kings. Tonight he parallels the previous message, "Elijah: Alone" with a look at the confrontation on Mount Carmel. Join us for "Elijah: Surrounded" based on 1 Kings 18.

Pastor Tim continues his exploration of the book of 1 Kings with a message called "Elijah: Alone" based on chapters 17 and 19.

Pastor Tim continues his evening series in 1 Kings called Three Thrones. In this talk, he will explore 1 Kings chapter 16, focusing on the Omri and Ahab, two of the most successful/wicked men in Israel's history.

Pastor Tim continues his exploration of the book of 1 Kings. This weekend, he will open 1 Kings chapter 14 and share about Jereboam and Rehoboam in a message entitled "Three Thrones: End of the Golden Age."

Pastor Tim continues the Three Thrones message series based on 1-2 Kings. This week, in a message called Dan and the Lion's Men, he examines the political tactics of King Jeroboam of Israel and how these movements impacted two prophets in a very peculiar way.