In the story of the woman at the well, Jesus showed us many ways on how to share the gospel with both relational sensitivity and creative, yet truthful communication.

In this final session looking at John chapter 4, Pastor Tim shows us how the Holy Spirit doesn't play a side part or secondary role in someone hearing or responding to the gospel. Everything we do in Christ, everything we experience in Christ is facilitated by the Spirit of God.

Truth IS hard to swallow. But Jesus never feigned from the truth of God's word. Not for the woman at the well, not for his disciples, and certainly not for the Pharisees.

But the truth of the gospel is transformational truth. It's the only truth that has no argument. It's the only truth that is initially offensive for everyone to hear, because it IS truth for each of us.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim shares on how Jesus handled truth with the woman at the well in John chapter 4, and how HE is the master at communicating creatively and truthfully.

When Mary and John saw the empty tomb, they each had a completely different reaction. Mary initially saw hopelessness, while John was filled with hope!

For us, the empty tomb means a living Lord! Our faith in Him gives way to an indestructible hope in the risen King!

On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Tim talks about how the Lord God created the perfect garden for Adam and Eve and how pride, disobedience, deception and ultimately sin took that all away from us.

BUT, God's plan is perfect and he sent His only Son to redeem the whole world of that sin through Jesus Christ...and WE are invited into that miracle!

Are you living with margin? Are you able to manage those unforeseen or unexpected situations that inevitably crop up?

How about patience? Not just the run of the mill 'patience' (although that is still necessary), but what about compassionate patience that the Lord has for us?

With the Woman at the Well, which Pastor Tim has named "Wendy," Jesus shows us through his interactions with her that these two items belong together and work hand-in-hand.

To share the gospel often means that we have to step out of our comfort zone and speak about what the love of Jesus has done in our lives. But, often times that discussion can feel very uncomfortable!

In Session 2, Pastor Tim encourages us to embrace the inconvenience and cooperate with what the Lord is doing in that persons life, through US!

HOW to share the gospel in the world today seems to be confusing and difficult. Especially in a world that often doesn’t want to hear it.

In this first session, Pastor Tim reminds us that we are called to preach the good news to all of those around us and to be fervent in prayer.

This Sunday we welcome back our good friend Dan as he share with us a perspective of the gospel that God placed on his heart.

At this very moment, we are living in the days of God's grace. But this grace won't last forever. We have the freedom, right now, to declare our hearts and follow Jesus. And there isn't a moment to waste, because Jesus is coming again.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim finishes The Gospel series with a a sobering reminder that these days of God's grace won't last forever and in the end there will be two reactions when Jesus returns...gratitude with unbounded anticipation, OR terror with unending regret. Where will you be?

Every aspect of the gospel is important in our lives. The reason, how it works for us and through us, the death of Jesus Christ on the cross, and His ascension resulting in the gift poured out over all mankind. The gospel is God's perfect plan for our atonement so that we may spend eternity with Him.

In Session 6, Pastor Tim looks at Acts chapter 1 & 2 and shows us the importance of Jesus' ascension and more importantly, the beautiful gift we received as a result.

For our Savior, death was not the end, but it was a necessary step for the salvation of all mankind. To conquer death and to show the world that he was truly the messiah, he rose from the grave three days later.

Like many people today, the Corinthian church had doubts about the resurrection. But Paul, with love, patience, and faith explains that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the very foundation of everything in the story of the Gospel.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim discusses the importance of the resurrection and that the emphasis of this moment is as important as the emphasis of the crucifixion because without the resurrection, the "house of cards" falls.